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 Iraqi president in meeting with Tony Blair

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Iraqi president in meeting with Tony Blair 6.10.2005

 



Tony Blair will meet Iraqi President Jalal Talabani today to discuss preparations for the referendum on the new Iraqi constitution.

The Kurdish leader is visiting London during his first official visit to Europe since taking office in April.Mr Talabani will visit 10 Downing Street this morning to discuss progress towards the October 15 referendum and the elections due in December.

The meeting comes a day after a senior British official blamed Iran's Revolutionary Guard for supplying the lethal explosive technology responsible for killing British soldiers in Iraq.

British officials said there is evidence the Iranians were in contact with Sunni Muslim insurgent groups fighting the coalition forces in Iraq.

It is believed the Iranian action could be an attempt to warn off Britain over its demands that Tehran should abandon its controversial nuclear programme.

"It would be entirely natural that they would want to send a message 'Don't mess with us'. It would not be outside the policy parameters of Tehran," an official said.

It is believed the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) had been responsible for supplying the explosives technology used in a series of deadly attacks on British troops over the summer.

"We think it has come from Lebanese Hizbollah via Iran," the official added.

It is not known whether the IRGC are acting on the orders of the government in Tehran or are operating independently.

Although Iran is Shia Muslim, the official said it now appeared that elements in Tehran were in contact with Sunni Muslim insurgent groups across the border in Iraq.

Sunni Muslims linked to al Qaeda have been blamed for trying to ignite a civil war with the majority Shias - who have been the victims of some of the worst of the recent suicide bomb attacks.

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