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Israel Defense Minister Ehud Barak. Photo: wiki commons.
Reuters – Defense Minister Ehud Barak called for “tight, ratcheted up” sanctions against Iran to force the country to abandon its nuclear ambitions and said the political process had further to go before a military strike.
“We’re still in the sanctions stage and we expect them to become even more tight,” Barak said at a press conference Saturday in Tokyo at the end of a four-day visit. “I think there is consensus in most capitals of the world that Iran should not be allowed to turn into a nuclear military power.”
