Iran and its "destabilising actions" in the Middle East remain a source of concern for Washington despite progress in negotiations over Tehran's nuclear programme, a top US official said Friday. Deputy national security advisor Ben Rhodes made the comments to reporters accompanying Barack Obama on his visit to Saudi Arabia, during which the US president will be seeking to assure Saudi officials that Washington has **t changed its policy on Iran. Sunni Muslim Saudi Arabia, long wary of Shiite Iran's regional ambitions, views a **vember deal between world powers and Iran over its nuclear programme as a risky venture that could embolden Tehran.
03-28-2014, 11:13 PM
Iran 'destabilising actions' source of concern
Iran and its "destabilising actions" in the Middle East remain a source of concern for Washington despite progress in negotiations over Tehran's nuclear programme, a top US official said Friday. Deputy national security advisor Ben Rhodes made the comments to reporters accompanying Barack Obama on his visit to Saudi Arabia, during which the US president will be seeking to assure Saudi officials that Washington has **t changed its policy on Iran. Sunni Muslim Saudi Arabia, long wary of Shiite Iran's regional ambitions, views a **vember deal between world powers and Iran over its nuclear programme as a risky venture that could embolden Tehran.
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