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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (14) Save Email Print Reprints Most Popular Most Shared Iran complains to U.N. over U.S. nuclear "threat" 13 Apr 2010 UPDATE 5-Toyota halts Lexus SUV sales after safety warning 13 Apr 2010 Iran not nuclear weapons capable for "at least a year"-Gates 13 Apr 2010 Judge tells Mississippi schools to stop segregating 13 Apr 2010 Texas man pleads guilty to hiding money at UBS 13 Apr 2010 UPDATE 5-Toyota halts Lexus SUV sales after safety warning 13 Apr 2010 U.S. bank chief mobbed by angry borrowers 13 Apr 2010 Christie's sees momentum for Chinese art market 13 Apr 2010 Judge tells Mississippi schools to stop segregating 13 Apr 2010 Peek into the future offers glimpse into the past 13 Apr 2010 Iran complains to U.N. over U.S. nuclear "threat" Patrick Worsnip UNITED NATIONS Tue Apr 13, 2010 10:56pm EDT Related News Obama presses Iran, gains nuclear summit pledges Tue, Apr 13 2010 Factbox: Who are the world's nuclear powers? Tue, Apr 13 2010 Factbox: Who are the world's nuclear powers? Mon, Apr 12 2010 Q+A: Obama summit to highlight threat of nuclear terrorism Mon, Apr 12 2010 Not inevitable Iran gets bomb: Gates Sun, Apr 11 2010 UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Iran complained to the United Nations on Tuesday over what it called a U.S. threat to attack it with atomic weapons, accusing Washington of nuclear blackmail in violation of the U.N. charter. World President Barack Obama made clear last week that Iran and North Korea, both involved in nuclear disputes with the West, were excluded from new limits on the use of U.S. atomic weapons. A letter from Iranian Ambassador Mohammad Khazaee to U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and the Security Council and General Assembly presidents called on the United Nations to "strongly oppose the threat of use of nuclear weapons and to reject it." Statements by Obama and other U.S. officials were "tantamount to nuclear blackmail against a non-nuclear-weapon state" and breached U.S. obligations under the U.N. charter to refrain from the threat or use of force, Khazaee said. "Such remarks by the U.S. officials display once again the reliance of the U.S. government on (a) militarized approach to various issues, to which the threats of use of nuclear weapons are not a solution at all," he added. They also posed "a real threat to international peace and security and undermine the credibility" of the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, the envoy said. Obama is urging other global powers to agree to a fourth round of U.N. sanctions against Iran over its refusal to halt nuclear work that the West suspects is aimed at making bombs, a charge Iran denies. He pressed the case for sanctions at a 47-nation nuclear summit in Washington on Tuesday, at which he won pledges from world leaders to take joint action to prevent terrorist groups from getting nuclear weapons. But Khazaee said that Iran, as a victim of weapons of mass destruction -- a reference to Iraq's use of poison gas against it in a 1980-88 war -- was firmly committed to a world free from such weapons. The United States, the only country to have used nuclear weapons -- against Japan in World War Two -- "continues to illegitimately designate a non-nuclear weapon state as target of its nuclear weapons and contemplates military plans accordingly," he said. U.N. members "should not condone or tolerate such nuclear blackmail in (the) 21st century," the Iranian envoy said. (Editing by Vicki Allen) World Comments See All Comments (14) | Post Comment Apr 13, 2010 11:42pm EDT @rstat1 Yeah, that’s obviously the best solution… Bazzy Report As Abusive Apr 13, 2010 11:43pm EDT If anything useless should be wiped off this earth it’s you, and your opinions. Fleetfox Report As Abusive Apr 13, 2010 11:56pm EDT Let them start trying to make nuclear weapons. Then we bomb them with ours. Iran + Nuclear Weapons = World + Radioactive lake called Iran. We don’t even need nukes for Iran. We could just give them swine flu. They won’t be able to do anything for a few months. Doogen22 Report As Abusive Apr 14, 2010 12:06am EDT You kids behave yourself and let the adults handle this problem. AtlantisCats Report As Abusive Apr 14, 2010 12:07am EDT Instead of worrying about Iran, which has signed the NPT, is subject to inspections, and has never attacked a neighboring nation, the U.S. should focus on the terrorist nation of Israel which has nuclear weapons, refuses to sign the NPT, has already illegally sold nuclear technology to rogue states, has a long history of attacking its neighbors, and is well recognized for committing some of the worst attrocities and human rights vioations in the world. gateur Report As Abusive Apr 14, 2010 12:11am EDT who the hell gives you the right to decide for the world I am personally against nuclear Iran but US is not eligible for even expressing a view in this matter when we did the most horrible nuclear attack in the world johnsimon Report As Abusive Apr 14, 2010 12:14am EDT @Doogen, I don’t think the H1N1 would be able to survive in that desert. hah ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I can’t believe they’re actually pissing and moaning about how they think the US is a threat to them. The point of it is to get rid of the uranium. And, yes, we are the only nation in history to use a WMD, and no it wasn’t humane in any way shape or form, and it’s exactly what should never happen again. But this really just goes to show that the two most dangerous nations of the world are gearing up for something. “tantamount to nuclear blackmail against a non-nuclear-weapon state” -It’s not nuclear blackmail, it’s a matter of trying to get rid of the monstrous creations that we’ve made as humans so that we don’t destroy the world we live on and everyone in it. The question is…. everyone is supposed to “get rid” of the Uranium, but where is it all going to go?? To who will the protection of the Uranium go to? The US? That will definitely piss off Americans and the UN alike. “I don’t know what WWIII will be fought with, but I know that WWIV will be fought with sticks and stones.” btellis89 Report As Abusive Apr 14, 2010 12:19am EDT I have to agree with Fleetfox here. People like you have no business in a world like this. SprSynJn Report As Abusive Apr 14, 2010 12:33am EDT The fact is that the Iranian government has signed the nuclear-npt and the United States is in no position to threaten their rights especially given that the United States has nuclear weapons themselves. There is definitely a necessity for all countries to build up defenses but not nuclear, chemical, or any weapons of mass destruction (although American conventional weapons such as a AC130 gunship should basically be considered a WMD). Israel has not signed the Nuclear-NPT, has been given nuclear technology as well as a large amount of nuclear weapons from France through the United States and is not even being questioned for their motives? They need to be pressured to sign the nuclear-npt and if not definitely cut off my American tax dollars that pay for it. I am disgusted by the amount of money that we as American citizens are paying for weapons development, and funding to Israel when our own schools, homeless, medicare, and much more is going neglected. These times call for COMPLETE NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT WORLDWIDE! Anyone agree? alexgach Report As Abusive See All Comments (14) Add a Comment *We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. We try to block comments that use offensive language or appear to be spam and review comments frequently to ensure they meet our standards. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. Views expressed in the comments do not represent those of Reuters. 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