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Obama says pressure must be maintained on Iran
U.S. President Barack Obama meets with French President Nicolas Sarkozy at the G20 Summit in Cannes, France November 3, 2011.
Credit: Reuters/Kevin Lamarque
CANNES, France |
CANNES, France (Reuters) - President Barack Obama said he and French President Nicolas Sarkozy agreed during talks on Thursday on the need for pressure to be maintained on Iran over its nuclear program.
"We had the opportunity to talk about a range of security issues," Obama told reporters following talks with Sarkozy ahead of a G20 heads of state summit in the French resort of Cannes.
"One in particular that I want to mention is the continuing threat posed by Iran's nuclear program. The IAEA is scheduled to release a report on Iran's nuclear program next week and President Sarkozy and I agree on the need to maintain the unprecedented pressure on Iran to meet its obligations."
(Reporting Laura MacInnis and Alister Bull)
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They’re both bought and owned by the same people, they both aren’t educated on such matters as they are only experts in public relations, and they both have little to no credibility, especially Obama and especially when it comes to nuclear weapons.
Zero credibility.
VP Biden was suppose to be incharge of foreign relations as Obama didn’t know anything about it.
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