FOX News/Wall Street Journal: Arab governments reportedly concerned about terms of Iran nuke talks
Arab governments are privately expressing their concern to Washington about the emerging terms of a potential deal aimed at curbing Iran’s nuclear program, according to Arab and U.S. officials involved in the deliberations.
The direction of U.S. diplomacy with Tehran has added fuel to fears in some Arab states of a nuclear-arms race in the region, as well as reviving talk about possibly extending a U.S. nuclear umbrella to Middle East allies to counter any Iranian threat.
WNU Editor: I have always said that the problem with such a deal will be the verification clause .... How would we ever verify a deal with Iran? (Jennifer Rubin, Washington Post).
More News On The Resumption Of The Iranian Nuclear Talks
Arab nations said deeply worried by Iran nuke deal -- Times of Israel
Top US, Iranian nuclear officials joining Iran talks as deadline for framework deal approaches -- FOX News/AP
Kerry Heads to Geneva for Iran Nuclear Talks -- VOA
Iran's vice president to meet the US energy secretary -- i24 News
US energy secretary to join Iran nuclear talks -- AFP
Iran, US pursuing nuclear talks closely, intensively: Araqchi -- Press TV (Iran)
Iran is pursuing changes in procedures of nuclear talks -- World Bulletin
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