미, 이란 핵 경제적 제재 고려중…
War Games. President Bush says it is untrue the
Iran’s radical 과격한, 급진적인 president was defiant 반항적인 today vowing to continue his country’s nuclear research. Despite reports this weekend in the Washington Post and the New Yorker magazine that the
Today, President Bush dismissed 간단히 처리해 버리다, 일축하다 that as wild <추측 등이> 얼토당토 않은 speculation 추측 and promised to restrain 제지하다 Iran with diplomacy 외교, not bombs. “The doctrine 공식 <외교> 정책, 원칙 of prevention is to work together to prevent the Iranians from having a nuclear weapon. It doesn’t mean force, necessarily. This case, it means diplomacy.”
Secretary of State 국무장관 Condoleeza Rice is pushing for UN talks and economic sanctions 경제적 제재. Today, even talk of military action pushed oil prices up a dollar, close to $70 a barrel. And what if Iran retaliated 보복하다 against the US air attack by withholding 보류하다, 주지 않고 두다 oil? “There’s no telling how high oil would go, $200.”
Today, European foreign ministers 외무부 장관 met to discuss economic sanctions. A travel ban 금지 on Iran’s nuclear scientists, tighter export controls, visa restrictions 제한 for Iranian students. US officials say all the talk of military options is partly aimed at scaring Iran into backing down <주장 등을> 굽히다, 철회하다. But critics say that tactic 전술 can backfire 실패하다.
“And it ironically strengthens the hands of the hardliners 강경파 in Iran. They’re saying, see… we told you, these guys are coming to get us. We have to accelerate 가속화하다 our nuclear program, not negotiate it away.” Tonight, US officials say the president still hopes that some day, Iranians will overthrow 바꾸다, 타도하다 their leaders. Instead, Iran’s nuclear strategy appears to be rallying 다시 불러모으다, 단결하다 support back home. Andrea Mitchell, NBC News,