By Joshua Frank -- World News Trust
Secretary of State Condi Rice doesn't think the United States and European Union should continue talking to Iran about their potential nuke development. Diplomacy should end and the UN Security Council must now take action, she says. Rice admitted to reporters Jan. 23 that dialogue between Iran and the international community had come to a "dead end."
"I don't see much room for further discussion in any format," Rice huffed.
Of course, the United State's true intentions for going after Tehran may have more to do with what’s hidden beneath Iran's arid soil than their nuclear ambitions.
Currently the second largest untapped oil reserve in the world is in Iran. Iran has five times more oil than the United States. The industry’s reputable Oil and Gas Journal in 2005 estimated 125.8 billion barrels were in the country just waiting to be pumped. Iran is also the number 2 producer in the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
The majority of Iran's crude oil is located in Khuzestan, which borders Iraq and the Persian Gulf which is the home to two of Iran’s largest untapped oil fields -- Yadavaran and Azadegan. So it really shouldn’t be a surprise that the oil boys in Washington want dibs on Iran’s oil-rich land.
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