Ali Akbar Salehi's announcement on Wednesday is a setback for the country's nuclear programme since Iranian officials had originally hoped the plant in Bushehr would be online by October. The announcement comes days after Iran acknowledged that the Stuxnet computer worm has infected systems at the plant.
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Good going Israel
by mahmoudg on Wed Sep 29, 2010 04:03 PM PDTif you did indeed plant this virus, there is one step towards a humanitarian way of boggling this program. But alas, at the end of the day, there is still only one way to thwart this program under this regime and that is to remove it by force. Hence your F16's and that of the US will have to do the job. The good people of Persia will do the rest.