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Xenophon replied

12 April 2006, 14:37
Originally posted by Gold Dalek

"The latest Iranian statement further undermines international confidence in the Iranian regime and is deeply unhelpful," Straw said

That is like saying that suicide bombers on the London Underground were 'somewhat annoying'.
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Gold Dalek started a topic Government Status

12 April 2006, 14:33
Government Status

LONDON (Reuters) -Foreign Minister Jack Straw said on Wednesday he was "seriously concerned" by Iran's declaration that it had enriched uranium and urged Tehran to suspend its sensitive nuclear work and return to talks.

"The latest Iranian statement further undermines international confidence in the Iranian regime and is deeply unhelpful," Straw said

If Straw is "seriously concerned" now what would be the next threat level?

Super seriously concerned
Jolly well peeved off
A bit miffed (think this might have been the preceding level)
Extremely upset
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