Iraq's defense minister describes Iran as 'number one enemy,'
key to terrorism in his nation
Laptop Battery Wednesday, 15th December 2004
Associated Press
Iran Focus London, Jan. British Prime Minister Tony Blair accused Iran and Syrian on Monday of supporting terrorism. "Iran is giving active support to terrorists round the Middle East and elsewhere", Blair told reporters at his first monthly press conference of the year. "There is a situation obviously as a result of what has happened in Lebanon where there are very serious question marks about what has happened in Syria", the British Prime Minister said, referring to the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minster Rafiq Hariri.
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BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraq's defense minister on Wednesday
accused neighboring Iran and Syria of supporting terrorists in his
war-ravaged country.
Iran Focus London, Jan. United States Vice President Dick Cheney described Iran on Thursday as a "staunch" supporter of terrorism and said that Tehran was attempting to develop nuclear weapons. In an interview with CNBC, Cheney said that the U.S. armed Iran. "But I do think we need to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons to a nation like Iran", he added.
Microsoft Hazem Shaalan also accused Iran of backing the al-Qaida in Iraq
terrorist group headed by Jordanian militant Abu Musab al-Zarqawi
and said his country's opponents want ''turbaned clerics to rule in
Iraq.''
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Laptop Computers Shaalan said Iraqi authorities obtained information about Iran's
role in Iraqi's insurgency after last month's arrest of the leader
of the Jaish Mohammed (Mohammed's Army) terrorist group during
U.S.-led operations in Fallujah.
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Laptop Computer ''When we arrested the commander of Jaish Mohammed we discovered
that key to terrorism is in Iran, which this the number one enemy
for Iraq,'' Shaalan told reporters in Baghdad.
"When we arrested the commander of Jaish Mohammed we discovered that the key to terrorism is in Iran, which is the No 1 enemy for Iraq, " Mr Shaalan said. "They are fighting us because we want to build freedom and democracy, and they want to build an Islamic dictatorship and have turbaned clerics to rule in Iraq." Mr Shaalan's comments may have been intended to stir up sentiment against the United Iraqi Alliance, a coalition of mainly Shiite candidates, some with close ties to Iran, which is expected to do well in the vote.
Desktop Computer On Nov. 15, Iraq's interim Prime Minister Ayad Allawi said
American forces detained Jaish Mohammed members, including the
organization's leader, Moayad Ahmed Yasseen, also known as Abu
Ahmed, during the military operation to uproot insurgents based in
Fallujah, west of Baghdad.
Notebooks Allawi has said the group was known to have cooperated with
Jordanian terror mastermind Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and al-Qaida and
Saddam loyalists and has claimed responsibility for killing and
beheading a number of Iraqis, Arabs and foreigners in Iraq.
Lenovo The U.S. military has said in the past that Jaish Mohammed
appears to be an umbrella group for former intelligence agents,
army, security officials, and Baath
Party members.
Hard Drive Shaalan accused Iranian and Syrian intelligence agents, plus
operatives of deposed leader Saddam Hussein's security forces, of
''cooperating with the al-Zarqawi group to run criminal operations
in Iraq,'' adding that Syria and Iran was providing
funds and training.
Travelstar Both countries have previously rejected U.S. and Iraqi claims
that they are supporting insurgents in Iraq. Damascus, however, has
said it is unable to fully close its long, porous border with
Iraq.
Gateway ''They are fighting us because we want to build freedom and
democracy and they want to build an Islamic dictatorship and have
turbaned clerics to rule in Iraq,'' he said, providing no further
details.
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