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Bush or Bushehr? Russia puts its money on Iran
Gulf atomic plant back on track
By Paul de Zardain
Special to The Daily Star
Wednesday, February 23, 2005

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With a firm handshake from the Kremlin chief, Hassan Rohani concluded his visit to Moscow last Friday. As head of Iran's National Security Council, Rohani made no secret that his meetings were timed ahead of a U.S.-Russia summit in Bratislava this week. A triangulation of interests has emerged in which Russia is keen on bolstering ties with the U.S., while signing defense.

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