Obama Says US Still Has ‘Serious Concerns’ About Iran
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President Barack Obama attended a meeting hosted by Tehran’s arch-rival Saudi Arabia. Photo: JNS.org.
The US continues to have “serious concerns” about Iran’s behavior even after the watershed nuclear deal last year, President Barack Obama said Thursday during a meeting hosted by Tehran’s arch-rival Saudi Arabia.
While the agreement signed on July 14 had helped “cut off every single one of Iran’s pathways to a nuclear weapon,” illegal Iranian arms shipments, ballistic missile tests, and “destabilizing acts” were a continued worry for the US and its allies, the president said.
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