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(Telegraph-UK) Richard Spencer - Iranian President Ahmadinejad Tuesday drew a direct link between pressure on Iran's nuclear program and its support for "resistance" - a codeword for Islamic militant groups such as Hizbullah and Hamas, and anti-American Shia forces in Iraq. "They (the U.S.) have security problems in the world and their influence in Iraq and Afghanistan is vanishing," he said. "They see that waves of hope, justice-seeking and resistance are rising all over the world inspired by Iran. They want to dominate the world, but Iran doesn't let them." 2010-04-15 10:17:50Full Article
Ahmadinejad Threatens U.S. over Mideast Peace Plans
(Telegraph-UK) Richard Spencer - Iranian President Ahmadinejad Tuesday drew a direct link between pressure on Iran's nuclear program and its support for "resistance" - a codeword for Islamic militant groups such as Hizbullah and Hamas, and anti-American Shia forces in Iraq. "They (the U.S.) have security problems in the world and their influence in Iraq and Afghanistan is vanishing," he said. "They see that waves of hope, justice-seeking and resistance are rising all over the world inspired by Iran. They want to dominate the world, but Iran doesn't let them." 2010-04-15 10:17:50Full Article
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