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US Gives Iran a 'Freebie' at Nuclear Talks
The multilateral talks with Iran to discuss its nuclear program were held April 14 in Istanbul. (AFP/Getty Images)

US Gives Iran a 'Freebie' at Nuclear Talks

By    |   Monday, 16 April 2012 12:26 PM EDT

The meeting between Iran and the major world powers on Saturday accomplished very little, despite media reports to the contrary. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu commented that the United States and the other nations at the table had, in fact, handed Iran a “freebie” — more time to pursue development of nuclear weapons without limitations or restrictions.

Iran did agree to meet again next month, but in the meantime, the United States risks further alienating Israel by allowing Iran to come closer to becoming a nuclear power.

Click here to read the full analysis from top intelligence experts at LIGNET.com.




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