خبری از خبرگزاری رویتر ! اینده نگر باشیم!

امروز چهارشنبه 21مرداد88 خبرگزاری انگلیسی رویترز درگزارشی از اسراییل مدعی شده است که روزنامه های ان کشور معتقدند حمله به ایران می تواندساخت بمب (اتمی ایران!!!؟) را به تعویق اندازد .... و باقی مطالب که عین خبر را در زیر تقدیم می نمایم !


هرچند بسیار بعید است که (با توجه به قدرت مقابله  به مثل ایران اسلامی  در پاسخ  کوبنده به هر تجاوز و متجاوزی ) حمله ای در کار باشد و این هم می تواند بازی رسانه ای  دیگری در راستای جنگ روانی مطبوعات اسراییلی و غربی بر علیه ایران بحساب اید ! اما مطلوب بنظر می رسد تا 

جمهوری اسلامی ایران توجه و تدابیر تام و تمام لازم را در نظر اورد .

Israeli Paper Says Strike on Iran Could Delay Bomb

By REUTERS
Published: August 12, 2009

Filed at 7:38 a.m. ET
 

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - A major Israeli newspaper ran a front-page story on Wednesday quoting an unidentified "senior defence official" as saying Israel believed a military strike could disrupt what it says is an Iranian nuclear arms programme.

Under a photograph of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sitting the previous day in the cockpit of an F-15I long-range fighter-bomber, mass-selling Maariv quoted the official as saying Israel could carry out such a strike without U.S. approval but time was running out for it to be effective.

Neither the official nor the paper made any comment on the likelihood of Netanyahu ordering such an operation, speculation over which remains a major risk factor in investors' assessments of the Middle East region and in energy markets globally.

Israel rejects Tehran's assurances it is developing only civilian nuclear facilities and refuses to rule out armed force to stop its Islamist enemy acquiring atomic weaponry that the Jewish state says would threaten its very existence.

Israeli air strikes could "significantly delay" such an arms programme, Maariv quoted the official as saying. That is in line with previous, independent analysts' assessments.

Israel has backed efforts by U.S. President Barack Obama to persuade Iran to curb its nuclear programme.

Maariv said the official added there was "no point" in a strike in the near term, before such discussions had fully begun and before the Americans "despair of the effectiveness of the talks."

The official said: "The Iranians are creating fortifications and camouflage to defend against a strike from the air."

The official added: "The military option is real and at the disposal of Israel's leaders, but time is working against them."

(Writing by Ori Lewis; Editing by Alastair Macdonald and Sophie Hares)