France is preparing war plans in case an international coalition decides to force Iran to give up its alleged nuclear weapons program, according to Reuters "We must prepare for the worst," [Foreign Minister Bernard] Kouchner said in an interview, adding: "The worst, sir, is war."
Our Frankish friends across the sea aren't the only Western leaders focused on Iran, The Middle East Times reports:
This runs counter to occupation boss General David Petraeus' (pictured with Fallon and President Bush) recommendation that the U.S. maintain large numbers of troops in Iraq for potentially years more. Fallon and Petraeus don't just disagree on matters of policy, the article points out:
Related:
"Iraq me, Dave Petraeus"
Iraq gov't loves surge
Soldier-critics die
Grunts pen op-ed
"Surge" an illusion
Petraeus wrong about Iraqi deaths
U.S. troop deaths rising
(Thanks, Geoff!)
