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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (4) Save Email Print Reprints Most Popular Most Shared UPDATE 1-Texas to challenge US greenhouse gas rules 16 Feb 2010 Scottish terrier Sadie wins Westminster dog show 4:08am EST CORRECTED-FEATURE-Debate over GM eggplant consumes India 16 Feb 2010 U.S. netminders told to ditch helmet slogans 15 Feb 2010 Bad news for record lottery "winner" 16 Feb 2010 Scottish terrier Sadie wins Westminster dog show 4:08am EST UPDATE 1-Texas to challenge US greenhouse gas rules 16 Feb 2010 After Dubai hit, Israelis question Mossad methods 8:41am EST Tests show King Tut died from malaria, study says 16 Feb 2010 U.S. netminders told to ditch helmet slogans 15 Feb 2010 Iran leader accuses U.S. of "war-mongering" Reza Derakhshi and Fredrik Dahl TEHRAN Wed Feb 17, 2010 8:18am EST Related News Ahmadinejad says hopeful on detainees in Iran/U.S. Tue, Feb 16 2010 Iran says will respond to any new sanctions Tue, Feb 16 2010 Iran says will respond to any new sanctions Tue, Feb 16 2010 Ahmadinejad says hopeful on detainees in Iran/U.S. Tue, Feb 16 2010 Iran hits back at U.S. over dictatorship comment Tue, Feb 16 2010 Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei speaks during a meeting with clerics in Tehran, December 13, 2009. Credit: Reuters/Khamenei.ir/Handout TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran's supreme leader accused the United States on Wednesday of war-mongering and of turning the Gulf into an "arms depot," hitting back at U.S. accusations that the Islamic state was moving toward a military dictatorship. World | Barack Obama The comments by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei were the latest sign of growing tensions between Tehran and Washington, which are embroiled in a long-running and escalating row over Iranian nuclear work the West suspects is aimed at making bombs. The United States is leading a push for the U.N. Security Council to impose a fourth round of sanctions on Iran, which says its nuclear program is solely to generate electricity so it can export more of its oil and gas. Last month, U.S. officials said the United States had expanded land- and sea-based missile defense systems in and around the Gulf -- a waterway crucial for global oil supplies -- to counter what it sees as Iran's growing missile threat. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Monday the United States believed Iran's Revolutionary Guards were driving the country toward military dictatorship and should be targeted in any new U.N. sanctions. In an apparent reference to Clinton's visit to the Middle East earlier this week, Khamenei said the Americans had dispatched "their agent" to the region to accuse Iran's Islamic system of government. "But no one believes these lies because they know that America is the real war-mongering state. They have turned the Persian Gulf into an arms depot," Khamenei said. "They invaded Afghanistan and Iraq and are now accusing the Islamic Republic. Everybody knows that the Islamic Republic is for peace and brotherhood among all Islamic states in the world," Khamenei said, state television reported. PUNCH IN THE MOUTH Iran faces growing Western calls for a new round of targeted U.N. sanctions against it after President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad last week ordered the start of higher-grade uranium production. During her three-day visit to Qatar and Saudi Arabia, Clinton denied the United States planned to attack Iran and said Washington wanted dialogue with Tehran but could not "stand idly by" while Iran pursued a suspected nuclear weapons program. The West accuses Iran of covertly trying to build nuclear bombs. Iran, the world's fifth-largest crude oil exporter, says its nuclear facilities are part of a peaceful energy program and it would retaliate for any attack on them. Khamenei, Iran's top authority, said the Iranian people had punched its enemies "in the mouth" by turning out in large numbers to rallies last week marking the 31st anniversary of the 1979 Islamic revolution. On Thursday, Iranian state television said "tens of millions of people" rallied to support the revolution across the country of 70 million, which is facing its worst domestic crisis in three decades after a disputed presidential election last June. An opposition website said security forces fired teargas at opposition supporters staging a Tehran counter-rally on the February 11 anniversary of the revolution that toppled the shah. Khamenei, who like other Iranian leaders accused the West of stoking post-election unrest and meddling in Iran's internal affairs, accused "arrogant powers" of opposing the Islamic Republic because of its call for justice in the world. "We should mourn the day when the global imperialism praises us," he said. (Editing by Peter Millership) World Barack Obama Comments See All Comments (4) | Post Comment Feb 17, 2010 7:56am EST First of all Reuters, he is not “Leader”. He is the self-appointed head of the Iranian regime. Please refer to them as Leader of Iranian Regime. As far as this regime is concerned they are permanent war with the US. The people of Iran are not. As you know they do not represent us. Please report the news, even though this is not news, correctly. Thank you. alimostofi Report As Abusive Feb 17, 2010 9:10am EST the UN should charge muslims with inciting hatred and discrimination against non-muslims,,, and crimes against humanity,,, islamic apartheid,,, The Evils of Islamic Political Ideology: Oppression of non-Muslims http://www.rightsidenews.com/200906014988/homeland-security/the-evils-of-islamic-political-ideology-oppression-of-non-muslims.html THIS IRANIAN HAS A GOOD IDEA!!! Ali Sina, an ex-Muslim from Iran. He is the creator of Faithfreedom.org. Yet I know that by eradicating Islam we can save the world from the dangers of a catastrophe that otherwise is looming over our heads and could cause more disaster than the 1st and 2nd World Wars combined. Eradication of Islam means restoring peace among humanity and civility, democracy and prosperity in the Muslim world. http://www.faithfreedom.org/Articles/sina/why_i_left_islam.htm wrongatlarge Report As Abusive Feb 17, 2010 9:47am EST Leave Iran alone and focus on your own internal problems. Stop meddling in other countries and spreading war across the globe under the pretext of spreading democracy and protecting human rights. How hypocritical is it to preach about democracy and human rights to Iran in Saudi Arabia and Quatar (both US allies). Lets be honest with ourselves the US is not interested in human rights or democracy, but in taking control of middle eastern and central asian oil and gas resources and controlling the flow of oil and gas in the region. I strongly urge those sensible and rational citizens of the world to do everything you can to prevent this war, before it’s too late. Tell your leaders and representatives you will not support this insanity. Think of your children and young men who will die on both sides…and for what?! So some elite group of rich and powerful men can fill their pockets and continue to manipulate our consciousness with their scheming lies and fear-mongering propaganda. People do not be the tools of destruction, anyone who keeps silent and does nothing will be an accomplice to the atrocities that will follow. We have already seen this, we have been fooled several times before and we sat back and watched and did nothing while the bombs fell and the innocent died. I hope this time we are just a bit wiser and more proactive in preventing this catastrophe. dushenko Report As Abusive Feb 17, 2010 10:12am EST Reuters please respect the international obligations, that region name is not Gulf, based on all international document the Gulf in south of Iran is Persian Gulf, not Gulf, are you getting money from Arabs to change that place’s name in benefit of Arabs and against Persian people there? skyobserver Report As Abusive See All Comments (4) Add a Comment More from Reuters Housing starts post sharp rebound WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Housing starts hit their highest in six months and industrial output rose a solid 0.9 percent in January in signs an economic recovery was taking a firm hold as the year began. 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