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Miércoles 16 de enero de 2008

Irán dice las acusaciones “palabras de Bush sin valor”

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TEHRAN (Reuters) - Irán denunci el lunes como “palabras sin presidente George W. del valor” Observaciones de Bush que el estado islámico amenazaba seguridad alrededor del mundo moviendo hacia atrás militants.

Hablando en Abu Dhabi el domingo, Irán dicho Bush era el patrocinador superior del mundo del terrorismo y acusado le de la paz el minar apoyando el grupo del guerrilla de Hezbollah en Líbano, el grupo palestino Hamas de Islamist y militants del ite de Shi los' en Iraq.

“Bush should understand that the hatred towards his policies exists … it has real and logical roots,” Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammad Ali Hosseini was quoted as saying by state radio.

“Bush’s remarks display his desperation and disappointment because of his failures in the region … He is trying to divert attention from his failed policies,” he said, adding Bush’s comments were “repeated words without value”.

Iran blames sectarian violence in Iraq on the U.S.-led invasion to topple Saddam Hussein in 2003 and has repeatedly called on the United States to withdraw its forces.

Tehran and Washington are at odds over Iran’s nuclear work, which the West fears is a cover to build nuclear weapons, and Washington is pushing for a third set of sanctions on Iran for refusing to halt enrichment work, as demand by the United Nations.

Tehran says it wants nuclear technology for civilian purposes.

(Writing by Parisa Hafezi, Editing by Dominic Evans)

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