UANI Advisory Board members are regularly featured in the media for their expertise on the Iran's nuclear program.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review: "'I think the administration made a big mistake delaying sanctions ... while they attempted to persuade the Iranians to come to the negotiating table, because they were operating from a position of weakness, instead of a position of strength,' said Kristen Silverberg, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union from July 2008 to January 2009 and a former assistant secretary of State from August 2005 to July 2008. The delay, she said, 'gave Iran basically an 18-month pass to develop its enrichment capability.'"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review "'I think the administration made a big mistake delaying sanctions ... while they attempted to persuade the Iranians to come to the negotiating table, because they were operating from a position of weakness, instead of a position of strength,' said Kristen Silverberg, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union from July 2008 to January 2009 and a former assistant secretary of State from August 2005 to July 2008. The delay, she said, 'gave Iran basically an 18-month pass to develop its enrichment capability.'"
“The internal situation in Iran is very critical,” Silverberg told The Chronicle, noting the global public outrage after 2009’s botched elections that resulted in thousands of arrests and acts of violence. “Reports of the government’s crackdown on protestors — the use of rape against dissident men and women, the summary executions — helped to delegitimize the Iranian government, not just in the eyes of other Iranians, but the international community. The Iranian government is more vulnerable than we could’ve expected.”
Wall Street Journal: "A December 2009 missile launch proved Iran has already obtained the ability to reach Israel. Given President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's and other Iranian leaders' millenarian fanaticism, it would be most imprudent to rely on nuclear deterrence alone to protect us. If Tehran were to achieve a nuclear missile capability, it could hold American cities hostage-unless, that is, the U.S. builds a robust and comprehensive ballistic missile defense."
New York Post: "It is time for the SEC to require all companies that avail themselves of the U.S. capital markets to fully disclose any and all business they conduct in or with Iran. Shining a light on such dealings is the first step to ensuring that money and resources -- and in some cases U.S. taxpayer dollars -- don't go to advance Iran's nuclear program."
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