The US is playing a double game in Afghanistan – fighting terrorists that it itself created. That’s according to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who’s visiting Kabul. Ahmadinejad’s comments came after the US defence secretary Robert Gates accused Iran of supporting Taliban insurgents. Tehran has been helping Afghanistan combat the drug trade and rebuild infrastructure. Hamid [...]
Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran said Saturday they had agreed to work together more closely to combat extremism, illegal weapons trading and drug trafficking.
Iran has taken a skeptical view of President Barack Obama’s new Afghan strategy, but doesn’t have one of its own.
UPI, 27/04/09
The American approach toward counter-terrorism in Afghanistan and diplomatic ties with Iran is based on a comprehensive strategy, Zbigniew Brzezinski said.
Those predicting war with Iran or some Bush-Cheney October surprise attack on Tehran are constantly looking for signs of military preparations: a B-52 bomber that mistakenly takes off from North Dakota with nuclear-armed cruise missiles; a second or third aircraft carrier entering the Persian Gulf; a B-1 crashing in Qatar.
Those predicting war with Iran or some Bush-Cheney October surprise attack on Tehran are constantly looking for signs of military preparations: a B-52 bomber that mistakenly takes off from North Dakota with nuclear-armed cruise missiles; a second or third aircraft carrier entering the Persian Gulf; a B-1 crashing in Qatar.
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