M.O./ Bush si rifiutò di bombardare sospetta centrale siriana

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Roma, 5 nov. (Apcom) - L'ex presidente degli Stati Uniti George W. Bush valutò la possibilità di bombardare - su richiesta israeliana - un impianto nucleare siriano nel 2007, decidendo però di non assumere iniziative militari: lo rivela lo stesso Bush nel suo libro di memorie, "Decision points".Come riporta il quotidiano israeliano Ha'aretz, il premier dello Stato ebraico, Ehud Olmert, avrebbe chiesto l'intervento statunitense dopo aver ricevuto i rapporti dei servizi segreti che parlavano di "un impianto sospetto e ben nascosto nel deserto siriano orientale".


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