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The number of Bundeswehr soldiers participating in international operations in Afghanistan and receiving with the trauma is growing steadily. This information is published on April 28 issued in Halle newspaper Mitteldeutsche Zeitung. In 2007 there were only 145 soldiers with post-traumatic complications, while in 2008 have been affected by 245 soldiers in 2009 and even more - 466 soldiers. Such figures led a leading psychiatrist of the Bundeswehr hospital in Berlin - Colonel Army Medical Service, Peter Zimmerman. Zimmerman believes that the number of troops will increase. Participation in military operations will always be accompanied by this problem, with the intensification of fighting, it only worsen. The Colonel finds that the multiplication of the number of mental trauma among soldiers of the Bundeswehr is also due to blatant unpopularity operations in Afghanistan in Germany. 5b 4b 3b 2b 1b

Meanwhile, the president of Iran said that Tehran was the first batch of enriched uranium to 20%. Recall that a number of states, including the United States tend to view Iran's wish to enrich uranium itself as an attempt to develop nuclear weapons. The UN Security Council, in turn, imposed on Iran rather stringent sanctions and demanded that Tehran halt uranium enrichment. Iran, however, denies all the accusations made against him and continues to insist that its nuclear program is peaceful in nature.

Iran possesses a fairly large stocks of low-enriched uranium (about 1.5 tons). To start a research reactor in Tehran, it is enough doobogatit to 20%. IAEA and intermediary countries (U.S., Russia, China, Germany, Britain and France) offered to exchange low-enriched uranium for Iran on enriched uranium from its own reserves. The proposal was rejected by Iran, but the parties failed to reach agreement on the exchange of fuel.

The number of Bundeswehr soldiers participating in international operations in Afghanistan and receiving with the trauma is growing steadily. This information is published on April 28 issued in Halle newspaper Mitteldeutsche Zeitung. In 2007 there were only 145 soldiers with post-traumatic complications, while in 2008 have been affected by 245 soldiers in 2009 and even more - 466 soldiers. Such figures led a leading psychiatrist of the Bundeswehr hospital in Berlin - Colonel Army Medical Service, Peter Zimmerman. Zimmerman believes that the number of troops will increase. Participation in military operations will always be accompanied by this problem, with the intensification of fighting, it only worsen. The Colonel finds that the multiplication of the number of mental trauma among soldiers of the Bundeswehr is also due to blatant unpopularity operations in Afghanistan in Germany. 5b 4b 3b 2b 1b