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WASHINGTON - According to two former foreign policy adviser to the United States (U.S.), a diplomatic solution to the Iranian nuclear will not be achieved in 2013. The U.S. will invade Iran in late 2013.
"I think, if diplomacy fails to thwart Iran's intentions to build a nuclear weapon, the U.S. would use force," said Dennis Ross, who was an adviser to Bill Clinton and President Barack Obama, as quoted by the Times of Israel, Saturday (08/12/2012) .
Former U.S. Deputy National Security Adviser who is currently the U.S. Ambassador to Iraq also agree with Ross. Ross also predicts that Obama's attitude, which is still active in diplomacy.
"I think, if diplomacy fails to thwart Iran's intentions to build a nuclear weapon, the U.S. would use force," said Dennis Ross, who was an adviser to Bill Clinton and President Barack Obama, as quoted by the Times of Israel, Saturday (08/12/2012) .
Former U.S. Deputy National Security Adviser who is currently the U.S. Ambassador to Iraq also agree with Ross. Ross also predicts that Obama's attitude, which is still active in diplomacy.
"I think Obama is the first option to negotiate on this issue. If this fails, we will attack," said Jeffrey.
Ross explained again, Obama is still hoping that if diplomacy on Iran will succeed. But Ross argued, Obama could use military option against Iran.
When asked about the Palestinian issue, Ross said that the U.S. has a pretty limited to his past. Ross re-offend Obama's promises in the first period.
Ross explained again, Obama is still hoping that if diplomacy on Iran will succeed. But Ross argued, Obama could use military option against Iran.
When asked about the Palestinian issue, Ross said that the U.S. has a pretty limited to his past. Ross re-offend Obama's promises in the first period.
"I'm not sure, President Obama's view that the U.S. could use a wand and peace will soon be created. When you look at the first period, Obama said, delivering the two sides to discuss peace much harder than what he expected," said Ross.
"It is important to uphold the two-state solution and I think that the government will not ignore it. If you can create a state with many opportunities, the government will take action," he concluded.
Source: Times of Israel
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