Nuclear deal critics wooed, Iran leader urges caution

Nuclear deal critics wooed, Iran leader urges caution
Tehran (AFP) July 16, 2015 - Washington and London sought Thursday to ease concerns over the Iran nuclear accord as the country's supreme leader warned that major powers are not to be trusted over its implementation. As part of an international charm offensive, British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who strongly opposes the landmark accord struck on Tuesday in Vienna betw ... morehttp://www.spacewar.com/reports/Nuclear_deal_critics_wooed_Iran_leader_urges_caution_999.html

 Obama takes on opponents of Iran nuclear deal
Washington (AFP) July 16, 2015 - President Barack Obama on Wednesday confronted critics of the nuclear deal reached with Iran, saying they were at odds with "99 percent" of the world and had failed to offer any real alternative. As the freshly-inked deal was put to members of the UN Security Council, a combative and at times testy Obama said opponents at home and abroad had offered only a path to war. "If 99 percent of ... morehttp://www.spacewar.com/reports/Obama_takes_on_opponents_of_Iran_nuclear_deal_999.html