Blair Is Urged to Press Bush to Avoid Iran War
Tony Blair is coming under intense domestic pressure to convince Bush to enter talks with Iran -- and avoid a war with "unthinkable" consequences.
Tony Blair is coming under intense domestic pressure to convince Bush to enter talks with Iran — and avoid a war with “unthinkable” consequences.
Rooted in Truth.BBC:
A coalition of organisations has warned Tony Blair any military action against Iran would be disastrous.
Leading charities, faith groups and unions are urging the prime minister to put pressure on the US to enter talks with Tehran.
In a report, they say Britain should be doing all it can to avoid the “unthinkable” consequences of war.
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