Foreign Policy: U.S. declared war on Iran in the coming days
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9. U.S. analyst David Rutkof predicts that the war in the Middle East will begin as soon as possible. According to him, the U.S. and Israel are in the step from an attack on Iran


In an article published in the American edition of Foreign Policy, Rutkof writes that Washington can strike on Iran's nuclear facilities in the next few weeks, if not days. The operation will take about two hours to two days and will be conducted from the air.

Rutkof considered one of the most authoritative experts in the field of international politics and is often quoted by U.S. media. According to him, Barack Obama on the eve of elections in a vulnerable position with the ever-increasing criticism from his rival, Republican Mitt Romney.

As the Kursor, if the current head of the White House will hold an operation against Iran, it will undermine all efforts to win over Romney and a significant portion of the electorate that is still undecided, according Rutkof.

Earlier it was reported that Iran is two to four months to produce 25 kg of weapons-grade enriched uranium needed for a nuclear warhead, and for some time to build a nuclear bomb. This was stated by experts from the Washington Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS), which tracks the Iranian nuclear program, pass online media.

Earlier, deputy parliamentary committee of foreign policy and national security of Iran Mansour Hakikatpur said Iran will enrich uranium to 60%, if the next round of talks with the "six" (five UN Security Council members and Germany) will not produce positive results. According to him, if the negotiations with the "six" was not justified, the Iranian youth to master the technology to enrich uranium to 60% in order to use it on submarines and seagoing vessels.

Since 2010, Iran has officially produced in the nuclear center Natanz uranium enriched to 20%, which is the international community for military purposes suspected nuclear program. Six international mediators in the settlement of the Iranian nuclear issue (Russia, USA, China, France, UK, Germany) tried unsuccessfully to persuade Tehran to stop enriching nuclear fuel.
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