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EU Leaders Issue Warning For Iran

President Ahmadinejad (file photo) (AFP)

17 December 2005 -- European Union leaders have formally condemned
Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad's remarks on Israel, and warned
that time is running out for a diplomatic solution on the Iranian
nuclear issue.

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In a statement adopted early today at the end of a summit in Brussels,
Belgium, the leaders of the 25 EU member states condemned as "wholly
unacceptable" Ahmadninejad's call for the eradication of Israel and his denial of the World War II Holocaust of Jews.


The statement called on Iran to join the international consensus on the
need for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.


The statement also said the EU is gravely concerned over Iran's failure
to build confidence that the Iranian nuclear program is exclusively
peaceful. It said the EU continues to work towards a diplomatic
solution, but that the window of opportunity for such a solution will
not remain open indefinitely.


EU and Iranian representatives are due to hold their next meeting on the nuclear issue on 21 December in Vienna, Austria.


(AFP/AP/Reuters)
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