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President Bush said Monday that force is not necessarily required to stop Iran from having a nuclear weapon, and he dismissed reports of plans for a military attack against Tehran as wild speculation. Mr. Bush said his goal is to keep the Iranians from having the capability or the knowledge to have a nuclear weapon. I know we re here in Washington where prevention means force, Mr. Bush said. It doesn t mean force necessarily. In this case it means diplomacy. Mr. Bush and other administration officials have said repeatedly that <a href=https://www.stanleycups.com.mx>stanley cup</a> the military option is on the table, CBS News White House correspondent Bill Plante reports, and White House officials acknowledge normal military planning is <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.uk>stanley cups uk</a> under way. Several reports published over the weekend said the administration was studying options for military strikes, and an account in The New Yorker magazine by Seymour Hersch raised the possibility of using nuclear bombs against Iran s unde <a href=https://www.stanley-cup.pt>garrafinhas stanley</a> rground nuclear sites.Mr. Bush did not directly respond to that report but said, What you re reading is just wild speculation. But Mr. Bush said he was correct to include Iran in the axis of evil with Iraq and North Korea and he s glad to see other countries taking the threat from Iran seriously, too. I got out a little early on the issue by saying axis of evil, Mr. Bush said. But I meant it. I saw it as a problem. And now many others have come to the conclusion that the Iranians should not have a
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