Iran Nuclear Deal Good for U.S. Security, Obama Says
Without the agreement his administration signed with Iran, the Islamic Republic “could move closer to a nuclear bomb,” the president says.
Obama: Iran Agreement Shows Powerful Display of Diplomacy
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Iran is more likely to develop a nuclear weapon without an accord signed with world powers that limits its work toward a bomb, President Barack Obama said, calling on U.S. lawmakers to give the deal fair consideration.
Iran, the U.S. and five other nations agreed to the nuclear accord on Tuesday. Obama said he has discussed it with leaders of both parties in Congress, which has 60 days to review it.