The
Russo-Iranian Axis
By DANIEL SCHWAMMENTHAL
WALL STREET JOURNAL EUROPE
August 19, 2008
Russia's rape of Georgia requires more than just a rethinking of
how the West can protect other former Soviet states from a
resurgent Kremlin. Every international crisis with a Russian
component now takes on a new dimension. In the case of Iran's
nuclear program, this means the European Union's insistence on
U.N.-approved sanctions against Tehran may no longer be just
naive but willfully negligent.
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