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(Times-UK) Philip Webster - World leaders might have to go to war to stop Iran developing its weapons program, Tony Blair suggested Friday. The former prime minister, who is now a Middle East peace envoy, said that Tehran's actions had made him more afraid today that a rogue state could supply weapons of mass destruction to terrorists than he was when he took Britain to war with Iraq in 2003. "My judgment...is we don't take any risks with this issue," he said. 2010-02-02 07:50:51Full Article
Blair: World Faces Decision to Halt Iran's Nuclear Program
(Times-UK) Philip Webster - World leaders might have to go to war to stop Iran developing its weapons program, Tony Blair suggested Friday. The former prime minister, who is now a Middle East peace envoy, said that Tehran's actions had made him more afraid today that a rogue state could supply weapons of mass destruction to terrorists than he was when he took Britain to war with Iraq in 2003. "My judgment...is we don't take any risks with this issue," he said. 2010-02-02 07:50:51Full Article
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