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Bush says Iran report a 'warning' Bush says Iran remains a threat
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New intelligence saying Iran may not be developing nuclear weapons is nevertheless a "warning sign", US President George Bush has said. Iran remains a threat despite new intelligence saying it may not be building nuclear weapons, the US president says.
Mr Bush stressed that the National Intelligence Estimate said Iran was still trying to enrich uranium, and could restart its weapons programme. Mr Bush said an intelligence report released on Monday was a "warning sign" and his view that a nuclear Iran is a danger "hasn't changed".
He said the report was an opportunity for the US to rally the international community to pressure Iran. Mr Bush stressed that Iran was still trying to enrich uranium and could restart its weapons programme.
Tehran has denied continued accusations that it is developing nuclear weapons.Tehran has denied continued accusations that it is developing nuclear weapons.
Mr Bush said the new National Intelligence Estimate was "an opportunity for us to rally the international community" to pressure the Iranian regime to suspend its efforts to enrich uranium - a key part of the process in making a nuclear bomb.
"Iran was dangerous, Iran is dangerous and Iran will be dangerous if they have the know-how to make a nuclear weapon," Mr Bush told a news conference.
Monday's report said with "high confidence" that it was believed that Iran had halted its nuclear weapons programme in 2003, but that it was continuing to enrich uranium.