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World Bank Vows a Big Loan to Iran
$900 Million for Mullahs, as Zoellick Snubs Inquiry
WASHINGTON — The World Bank is defying requests from an influential congressman to stall nearly $900 million in loans to Iran.
Earlier this year, the president of the World Bank, Robert Zoellick, who before taking that office served in a top Bush administration foreign policy post, declined a privately made request from Rep. Mark Kirk, a Republican from Illinois, to suspend the loans. World Bank spokesmen told The New York Sun that the bank will go ahead with the loans.
Mr. Kirk, who serves on the subcommittee that approves America's share of the World Bank's funds, is warning that the loans will undermine recent American and Western moves to exert pressure on Iran. American sanctions on Iran's largest banks and largest branch of its military are designed to prevent Iran from building nuclear weapons and to punish Tehran for its support for terrorism and attacks on American soldiers in Iraq.
Mr. Kirk said that senior National Security Council staff told him that they did not think the World Bank loans were helpful to the American strategy of applying economic pressure to Iran to persuade the mullahs to end their enrichment of uranium in Natanz. A spokesman for the National Security Council offered no comment when asked on Thursday and again on Sunday.
"It sends a message that directly undercuts Western diplomacy with regard to Iran," Mr. Kirk told the Sun. "In the Iranian cabinet they will say, 'Although these governments have just criticized us, they just sent us a check from the World Bank.'"
$900 Million for Mullahs, as Zoellick Snubs Inquiry
WASHINGTON — The World Bank is defying requests from an influential congressman to stall nearly $900 million in loans to Iran.
Earlier this year, the president of the World Bank, Robert Zoellick, who before taking that office served in a top Bush administration foreign policy post, declined a privately made request from Rep. Mark Kirk, a Republican from Illinois, to suspend the loans. World Bank spokesmen told The New York Sun that the bank will go ahead with the loans.
Mr. Kirk, who serves on the subcommittee that approves America's share of the World Bank's funds, is warning that the loans will undermine recent American and Western moves to exert pressure on Iran. American sanctions on Iran's largest banks and largest branch of its military are designed to prevent Iran from building nuclear weapons and to punish Tehran for its support for terrorism and attacks on American soldiers in Iraq.
Mr. Kirk said that senior National Security Council staff told him that they did not think the World Bank loans were helpful to the American strategy of applying economic pressure to Iran to persuade the mullahs to end their enrichment of uranium in Natanz. A spokesman for the National Security Council offered no comment when asked on Thursday and again on Sunday.
"It sends a message that directly undercuts Western diplomacy with regard to Iran," Mr. Kirk told the Sun. "In the Iranian cabinet they will say, 'Although these governments have just criticized us, they just sent us a check from the World Bank.'"
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