Примери за използване на Iran could на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It would allow UN inspectors to monitor military sites, but Iran could challenge requests for access, the diplomat said.
However, Mashaei has also said that if Israel attacked Iran, Iran could destroy it within a week.
In an hour and a day, Iran could return to a more advanced[nuclear]
In an hour and a day, Iran could return to a more advanced(nuclear)
And if that were not already a significant threat to Israel's national security, Iran could try to supply Hezbollah
They have also quietly studied the ways in which Iran could be deterred,
If Trump withdraws, Iran could use the deal's main dispute mechanism to refer U.S. non-compliance to the UN Security Council.
Iran could even return to its long-standing
Experts told that Iran could assume control over protected merchant vessels.
In an hour and a day, Iran could return to a more advanced[nuclear]
The previous day Daragahi had tweeted,“I don't doubt Hezbollah/Iran could be behind Bulgaria bombing,
The death of Soleimani, who led the Revolutionary Guards' Quds force, fueled concerns that the U.S. and Iran could be drawn into an armed confrontation that could easily pull in other countries.
WASHINGTON- A senior American diplomat met with his Iranian counterpart in Vienna on Monday to explore whether the United States and Iran could work together to create a more stable Iraqi government
Iran could export some more gas by 2025
said military action against Iran could have“unintended consequences that are difficult to predict in what is an incredibly unstable part of the world.”.
Iran could export some more gas by 2025
that military action against Iran could have"unintended consequences that are difficult to predict in what is an incredibly unstable part of the world.".
Iran could fire hundreds of missiles at Israel,
Sunni minorities in Iran could lead to an escalation for which neither country is ready.
The currently positive trends on jobs and growth may or may not hold-- and a crisis with Iran could discombobulate the economies of Europe and the United States.