US turns up Iran rhetoric

Published: 15 December 2009 y., Tuesday
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Turning up the heat on Iran, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton signals that the era of the US reaching out to Iran may be nearing an end.

At a news conference with Spain's foreign minister Miguel Moratinos, Clinton cited Iran's previously undisclosed nuclear site at Qum and recently-stated plans to build more.

Šaltinis: Reuters
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