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But Australian intelligence analysts believe "that 20 years of hostility (toward Washington) and associated rhetoric aside, (Tehran) regime attitudes "have fairly shallow roots.""The most effective means by which Tehran could ensure its national security would be a strategic relationship with the U.S. via some 'grand bargain'," said Australia's [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] security agencyVIENNA (Reuters) – Austrian banker Sonja Kohn, accused in a U.S. lawsuit of being Bernard Madoff's "criminal soul mate," was instead a victim of the man behind the biggest fraud in financial history, her lawyer in Vienna said.The U.S. trustee seeking money for people cheated in Madoff's decades-long multibillion dollar fraud sued Kohn and the bank she founded, Bank Medici, as well as Italy's UniCredit and its unit, Bank Austria, and 53 other defendants on Friday.
"ONA viewed Tehran's nuclear program within the paradigm of 'the laws of deterrence', noting that Iran's ability to produce a weapon may be 'enough' to meet its security objectives,'' the U.S. embassy reported to Washington."Nevertheless, Australian intelligence viewed Tehran's pursuit of full self-sufficiency in the nuclear fuel cycle, long-standing [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] covert weapons program, and continued work on delivery systems as strong indicators that Tehran's preferred end state included a nuclear arsenal."The ONA believed "Iran's acquisition of nuclear weapons as inevitable" and the Australian government was concerned that such a move could see nuclear proliferation in Southeast Asia.A U.S. embassy report in March 2009 told Washington that Australia was "concerned about the potential for renewed nuclear proliferation in the Middle East driving Southeast Asian states to abandon the (nuclear non-proliferation treaty) and pursue their own nuclear capabilities, which could introduce a direct threat to the Australian homeland."
The litigation seeks to recover $19.6 billion in damages.Kohn's attorney Andreas Theiss reiterated his client's assertions that she did no wrong."The allegations in the lawsuit have nothing to do with reality," he told the Austria Press Agency late on Saturday."Nothing has changed. Mrs Kohn and the former Bank Medici are victims of Mr Madoff."He said he had "no idea" where his [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] client was now. Since the Madoff "catastrophe" she has been active in the renewable energy field and is often on business trips, he was quoted as saying.Another of her Austrian lawyers, Wolfgang Brandstetter, told Reuters the most recent allegations were "not new and have long been known to the Austrian authorities."
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