Monday, July 20, 2015

U.S. Defense Secretary: Military Option Against Iran Still 'Open'



Euronews: US: Iran nuclear deal leaves military option open

The US Defence Secretary Ash Carter arriving in Israel. has arrived in Israel on the first stop in a Middle East trip aimed at reassuring allies in the region about the Iran Nuclear deal.

He is also due to visit Saudi Arabia and Jordan.

Carter says he does not expect to he will persuade Israeli leaders to drop their opposition to the accord, but intended to explain some of its benefits.

“This is a good deal. It removes a critical element of danger and threat and uncertainty from the region,” Carter said.

“One of the reasons why this deal is a good one is that it does nothing to prevent the military option.”

WNU editor: The Iranians are not amused that the "military option" is still on the table .... Iran FM Criticizes US, Israel Over Threat of Military Action (AP).

More News On U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter Stating That The Military Option Against Iran Is Still 'Open'

Iran nuclear deal does not 'prevent military option', says US -- BBC
Pentagon chief says Iran nuclear deal does not 'prevent military option' -- AFP
U.S. Defense Chief: Iran Deal Does Not 'Prevent Military Option' -- Radio Free Europe
US Defence Secretary Seeks to Ease Israeli Concerns over Iran Deal -- Military.com
Carter Allays Israeli Fears Over Iran Deal by Keeping Military Option -- Sputnik
Pentagon chief to Israel: Iran deal is good, military option still on the table -- RT

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