COMMENTARY
Strategic Insomnia
By Peter Brookes
Tossing a little fat on the fire before this week's U.N. Security Council deadline calling on Iran to suspend uranium enrichment, Tehran upped the ante by offering to share its nuclear know-how with others. Iran "is prepared to transfer the [nuclear] experience, knowledge and technology of its scientists," Iran's Supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said last week. That bone-chilling comment highlights the less-discussed dilemma of Iran's nuclear aspirations: Once the ayatollahs become atomic, with whom might Tehran share its nuclear knowledge?
By Peter Brookes
Tossing a little fat on the fire before this week's U.N. Security Council deadline calling on Iran to suspend uranium enrichment, Tehran upped the ante by offering to share its nuclear know-how with others. Iran "is prepared to transfer the [nuclear] experience, knowledge and technology of its scientists," Iran's Supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said last week. That bone-chilling comment highlights the less-discussed dilemma of Iran's nuclear aspirations: Once the ayatollahs become atomic, with whom might Tehran share its nuclear knowledge?
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