Bush: Nuclear-armed Iran would be 'incredibly dangerous'

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Brdo Pri Kranju, Slovenia (AFP) June 10, 2008
US President George W. Bush warned Tuesday that Iran, if armed with a nuclear weapon, would be "incredibly dangerous for world peace."

"Iran with a nuclear weapon would be incredibly dangerous for world peace," the US president said as he attended his final summit with European Union leaders.

"So we've got to continue to work together to make it clear, abundantly clear, to them, that it's their choice to make: They can either face isolation or they can have better relations with all of us if they verifiably suspend their enrichment program," said Bush.

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Iran vows 'painful' response to any Israeli attack

Tehran (AFP) June 9, 2008
Iran on Monday vowed a "very painful" response to any Israeli action after a senior minister of the Jewish state warned of attacks if Tehran did not halt its atomic drive, the ISNA news agency reported.

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