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Date: August 9, 2007 1:18:17 PM PDT
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Subject: Disagreeing with Iraqi Government's Conciliatory
Statements, Bush Warns Iran
Bush Warns Iran About Support for Militants in Iraq
By Scott Stearns
White House
09 August 2007
http://voanews.com/english/2007-08-09-voa41.cfm
U.S. President George Bush says Iran will pay a price for what he
says is a continuing effort to supply Iraqi militants with weapons
to attack American troops.
Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki Thursday wrapped up two days
of talks in Tehran.
President Bush gestures during a news conference at the White House
in Washington, 09 Aug 2007
President Bush says he presumes Prime Minister Maliki is trying to
get Iran to play a more constructive role in Iraq. But Mr. Bush
says when he catches Iranian leaders playing a non-constructive
role, there will be a price to pay.
"One of the main reasons that I asked Ambassador Crocker to meet
with Iranians inside Iraq was to send the message that there will
be consequences for people transporting, delivering EFP's, highly
sophisticated IED's that kill Americans in Iraq," he said.
Iran's Vice President Parviz Davoudi (R) and Iraqi Prime Minister
Nouri al-Maliki (L)
review the honour guard during
a welcoming ceremony in Tehran, 8 Aug 2007
Iran's state-run news agency says Prime Minister Maliki told the
Iranian leader that he appreciates Iran's "positive and
constructive" role in helping the Iraqi government improve security.
Asked about that report at a White House news conference, President
Bush said, "If [he's claiming] that Iran is constructive, I will
have to have a heart-to-heart [talk] with the prime minister
because I do not believe they are constructive. I don't think he,
in his heart of heart[s], thinks they are constructive either."
"They are a destabilizing influence," he said. "They are a
government whose declared policy is very troubling -- Ahmadinejad
has announced that the destruction of Israel is part of his foreign
policy. That's something we cannot live with."
President Bush called on Prime Minister Maliki to continue working
toward political reconciliation in Iraq.
Iran's Vice President Parviz Davoodi told Mr. Maliki Thursday that
peace and security in Iraq depends on the withdrawal of what he
called "occupying forces."
There are currently more than 160,000 U.S. troops in Iraq.
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