Iran rejects US accusations it armed Iraqi insurgents

Iran today rejected US accusations that the highest levels of Iranian leadership had armed Shiite militants in Iraq with armour-piercing roadside bombs.

Mon, 12 Feb, 2007 - 14:15

Iran today rejected US accusations that the highest levels of Iranian leadership had armed Shiite militants in Iraq with armour-piercing roadside bombs.

The rejection came a day after US military officials in Baghdad said they had traced the weapons to Tehran.

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