Iran War
Iranian: U.S. Waging 'Psychological War'
DAMASCUS, Syria -
Iran's former president accused the United States Sunday of waging "a psychological war" against Tehran and said an American strike against the Islamic republic would not be in Washington's interests.
"If the United States launched a military strike against Iran, that would be neither in its interests nor in the interests of the entire region," Rafsanjani told a joint news conference in Damascus with Syrian Vice President Farouk al-Sharaa.
He said he believed that the United States was "incapable of taking a risk or engaging in a new war in the region without discussing the subject seriously."
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I wish someone could explain to other governments that Bush wields absolute power and he's crazy.
DAMASCUS, Syria -
Iran's former president accused the United States Sunday of waging "a psychological war" against Tehran and said an American strike against the Islamic republic would not be in Washington's interests.
"If the United States launched a military strike against Iran, that would be neither in its interests nor in the interests of the entire region," Rafsanjani told a joint news conference in Damascus with Syrian Vice President Farouk al-Sharaa.
He said he believed that the United States was "incapable of taking a risk or engaging in a new war in the region without discussing the subject seriously."
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I wish someone could explain to other governments that Bush wields absolute power and he's crazy.
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