Lavrov may play with double edged toungue , with intimate trade interests in Iran, but for the vast majority of us in the most populous continent of Asia, this brouhaha rings hollow to start with. Most Asian governments have not , for a moment, taken any audience to the hysteria surrounding Iranian enrichment programs - the volumes being produced are entirely consistent with most of our own historical enrichment programs with entirely civilian purposes. It is high time that we brush aside this hysteria from a few NATO countries, that proclaim to be the "international community" when they in fact represent a tiny minority of G20. If we want any more revelations from Iran, let all other nuclear suspects AND NPT founders come forward with the same level of visibility into all of its military AND civilian programs. Only then, will those of us in the majority, find any credibility in any of the "pro-sanction" camp.

It's funny, Obama preaches how his global policy is aimed towards dialogue and extending hands to other countries, when he never does it, it is in fact Russia who seems to be doing this and trying something positive towards Iran, unlike the US or other countries for that matter. All the US seem to be interested in is handing out sanctions. And giving Iran a deadline? How provocative is that? The US would only be happy with a nuclear Iran if Iran were completely subservient to the US. I would actually rather a nuclear armed Iran than a nuclear US, because who are the warmongers? Not Iran.