Bush Calls for Verifying Iran Nuke Claims
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President Bush said Monday that he hopes Iran's claim that it has suspended uranium enrichment and has no nuclear weapons ambitions is true, but "there must be verification."
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Thursday that President Bush sent a "message of confrontation" during his recent Mideast trip. Bush spent much of his visit to the region, which he wrapped up on Wednesday, rallying support among Arab allies for a strong stance against Iran Â calling the country the world's top sponsor of terrorism.
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SANTIAGO, Chile  - President Bush on Saturday  warned Iran of growing international concern over reports that  Tehran is preparing large amounts of uranium for an enrichment  process that can be used to make nuclear weapons.
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US President George W. Bush Friday urged North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il to fully disclose his country's nuclear programs after Kim gave a "verbal reply" to an unprecedented letter from Bush.
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WASHINGTON - Mohamed ElBaradei, the director of the International Atomic Energy Agency, urged the Bush administration yesterday to soften its statements about Iran while maintaining diplomatic pressure to halt the nuclear enrichment that could lead to the production of a nuclear weapon.
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President George W. Bush said on Sunday that Iran was threatening security around the world by backing "extremists" and urged its Gulf Arab allies to "confront this danger before it is too late."
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President Bush said on Tuesday   that if Iran continues to stall in the West's demand that it   suspend uranium enrichment he will push for U.N. sanctions over   its nuclear program.
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"There is no reason for the continuation of enmities and hostilities. The threats failed, they were not effective."  President Bush on Tuesday called on Iran to explain why it had a secretive nuclear weapons program, and warned that any such efforts must not be allowed to flourish "for the sake of world peace." "Iran is dangerous," Bush said after an Oval Office meeting with Italian President Giorgio Napolitano. "We believe Iran had a secret military weapons program, and Iran must explain to the world why they had such a program." Bush's comments came after Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said that it was "a step forward" that U.S. intelligence agencies had concluded that Tehran stopped developing its nuclear weapons program four years ago. Read more
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President Bush said Iran on Wednesday   was taking too long to say whether it will suspend nuclear work   that could lead to the development of atomic weapons and warned   North Korea not to test-fire a long-range missile.
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The Bush administration yesterday accused Iran of attempting to develop missiles with nuclear warheads - a charge that could derail the European arms-control agreement struck earlier this week.
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CRAWFORD, Texas As President Bush sees it, &quot;the only good deal is one that&#39;s verifiable.&quot;. He&#39;s applauding the efforts of some European countries to get Iran to honor its commitment to refrain from developing nuclear weapons.
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President George W. Bush on Wednesday said he was convinced a unit of Iran's military gave explosive devices to Iraqi militants but he could not prove Iran's leaders ordered the move.
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President George W. Bush said on Wednesday he believed progress was being made in the effort to peacefully resolve the dispute over Iran's nuclear program and direct talks between Washington and Tehran were unlikely to help.
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SANTIAGO, Chile - President Bush increased the administration&#39;s pressure on Iran on Saturday, accusing the country of speeding forward in the production of a key ingredient for nuclear weapons fuel, a move he said was &quot;a very serious matter&quot; that
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President George W. Bush said Iran must prove that it won&#39;t seek a nuclear weapon after the Tehran government said it suspended enrichment of uranium.
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STATE DEPARTMENT The Bush administration has agreed to give Iran time to fulfill its promise to freeze all uranium enrichment programs, while continuing to accuse the country of repeated deceptions.
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President Bush said today the United States and its allies have an "urgent" need to build a missile defense system in Europe to protect against ballistic missile launches from such states as Iran, and he called on Congress to stop efforts to cut funding for key components of the program.