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(Reuters) Matt Spetalnick - Iran must agree to "verifiable action" to satisfy U.S. concerns about its nuclear program or else there will be no final deal, U.S. national security adviser Susan Rice said on Monday. "We all have a responsibility to give diplomacy a chance to succeed. But America won't be satisfied by mere words. We will only be satisfied by verifiable action from Iran," Rice said. "Put simply, if we are not satisfied, there will be no deal." 2014-05-13 00:00:00Full Article
U.S.: No Nuclear Deal with Iran Unless Actions "Verifiable"
(Reuters) Matt Spetalnick - Iran must agree to "verifiable action" to satisfy U.S. concerns about its nuclear program or else there will be no final deal, U.S. national security adviser Susan Rice said on Monday. "We all have a responsibility to give diplomacy a chance to succeed. But America won't be satisfied by mere words. We will only be satisfied by verifiable action from Iran," Rice said. "Put simply, if we are not satisfied, there will be no deal." 2014-05-13 00:00:00Full Article
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