USA – IRAN; WHICH COUNTRY’S NERVES WILL GIVE UP FIRST?
PanARMENIAN.Net
07.04.2007 GMT+04:00
President Bush has only one year left and he is doing his best to
have the best use out of it taking the whole oil of the Middle East
under his control.
April 6 was passed without any incidents both for Iran and for the
whole world. One may only guess what could make the USA change its
mind about invading into Iran.
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad made a very reasonable decision, releasing
the British seamen on the Easter eve, letting the whole world know
what importance he gives to religion. The release of the seamen most
probably was approved by the higher religious leader of Iran ayatollah
Ali Hominy, who has much more power than the president.
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The role of the Secretary of the Supreme National
Security Council of Iran Ali Larijani was also great. According to
Italian Magazine Corriere della Sera, he was the one to find the key to
the door of the British seamen’s freedom. "Both the Iranian and British
sources emphasize that the decisive turn happened after a number of
contacts and the night telephone talks between Nigel Sheinwald, Tony
Blair’s chief foreign policy adviser and Secretary of the Supreme
National Security Council of Iran. The talks were accompanied with
secret missions and numerous arrangements, the center of which was
again Ali Larijani," the magazine writes. It is no secret that Great
Britain still considers the Middle East "its region", not taking into
account that more than 60 years have passed after the end of World
War II.
However the attack is put off, and not at all because of the Iran
nuclear program, though it certainly plays its essential role in the
threats from US. The whole matter is in the regional predominance,
something which Iran moves to so steadily. Confrontations between
Sunnis and Shiites, which are irritated by the activities of Bush’s
Administration, may bring to Iranian occupation of Iraq, and will bring
to naught all the Turkish efforts of taking control of the whole region
with the help of the USA. "Iran contents itself with growing tension
in the region, where most of the population is Shiite. Iran doesn’t
want to see stable and independent government in Iraq. Iran hopes that
its impact on Iraq in the long-term perspective will be even stronger,
than the chaos Iraq might face in short-term plan," Times writes.
Nevertheless the war most probably is inevitable. US needs an image of
an enemy, this is what any powerful country needs. Yet the USA also
needs to have Turkey’s and UK’s agreements on implementation of the
strategic air bases; Incirlik Air Base in the Mediterranean Sea and
the British Military Bases in the Indian Ocean and in Gloucestershire
County. Without these bases any military operation will end without
even launching, and the Pentagon is well aware of this fact. However
the US aircraft-carriers approach the Persian Gulf.
Mass Media has released information about the US readiness to punish
Iran, making the country suffer strong physiological pressure. Which
country’s nerves will give up first is hard to predict. President
Bush has only one year left and he is doing his best to have the best
use out of it, and to take the whole oil of the Middle East under
his control.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
