The threat of retaliation could also include an end to Iran's freeze of ultra-sensitive uranium enrichment -- a process used to make reactor fuel but which can also make the explosive core of a nuclear weapon.

Top Iranian officials, who maintain the nuclear drive is for strictly peaceful purposes only, have already threatened such retaliation if Iran is referred to the Security Council.
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Their missles can hit basically anywhere in the Middle East and also a good part of Europe. When OTHER nations are turned into glass then what? Blame the U.S. for not responding to the threat early enough?
Psycho4Bud Reviewed by Psycho4Bud on . Walker's World: Iran's alarming regime Walker's World: Iran's alarming regime UPI ^ | Nov. 19, 2005 | MARTIN WALKER WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 (UPI) -- New evidence of Iran's secret nuclear weapons program emerged Friday as senior American and European diplomats tried to keep alive their strategy to block Iran by peaceful means. But the diplomatic path is looking less hopeful as the new Iranian government of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is being seen each week as more hard-line and less rational, after his threat to "wipe Rating: 5