In a nuke conflict with Iran the German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle raises pressure on Iran, warning it “protraction” tactics pending the negotiations.

“Our patience is not endless,” said Westerwelle after the meeting with International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Mohamed ElBaradei. He stated, that if the talks and dialogues will be fruitless UN Security Council will introduce penal sanctions.

“It refers not only Israel, but the whole world community, regardless Iran’s involvement in uranium enrichment. Germany bears special responsibility for Israel, that we feel,” Westerwelle emphasized in an interview with ANA News Agency on returning from Israel.

Five permanent UN members involved in Iran nuclear program dispute (UK, China, Russia, France and U.S.) and Germany agreed to pass a resolution against Iran. This step is induced by Iran’s attempts to conceal the second plant on uranium enrichment.

Westerwelle expects common cause in approval of the document at today’s IAEA sitting in Vienna.

Nov. 26, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad completes his visit to Venezuela. Oppositional parties have already condemned Hugo Chavez for “hazardous alliance” with Tehran, making a joint statement against Ahmadinejad’s visit and his nuke program.