French President Jacques Chirac unguardedly speculated that an Iran with one or two nuclear bombs might not pose a serious a threat, given the possibility of nuclear retaliation &#45;&#45; his musings so startled French officials that they quickly jumped in to correct the President’s comments.
El Presidente francés Jacques Chirac imprudentemente especuló que un Irán con una o dos bombas nucleares podría no suponer una amenaza grave dada la posibilidad de una represalia nuclear –sus reflexiones alarmaron tanto a los funcionarios franceses que se apresuraron a corregir los comentarios del Presidente.