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(NBC News) 68% of Americans don't trust that Iran will abide by an eventual agreement to curtail its nuclear program and not develop an atomic weapon, according to an NBC News poll released on Thursday, compared with 25% who said Iran was likely to do so. 53% said the Iranian nuclear program represents a major threat to the U.S., compared with 37% who said it was a minor threat, and 8% who said it was not a threat.2015-04-13 00:00:00Full Article
Poll: Most Americans Don't Trust Iran on Nuclear Deal
(NBC News) 68% of Americans don't trust that Iran will abide by an eventual agreement to curtail its nuclear program and not develop an atomic weapon, according to an NBC News poll released on Thursday, compared with 25% who said Iran was likely to do so. 53% said the Iranian nuclear program represents a major threat to the U.S., compared with 37% who said it was a minor threat, and 8% who said it was not a threat.2015-04-13 00:00:00Full Article
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