Kerry Issues Veiled Warning to Netanyahu Not to Disclose Details of Iran Nuclear Deal
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US Secretary of State John Kerry shakes hands with Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif. Photo: Wikicommons
Secretary of State John Kerry on Monday issued an indirect warning to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against publicly sharing information related to the ongoing nuclear talks with Iran during his congressional address this week.
Speaking to reporters in Geneva after addressing the United Nations Human Rights Council, Kerry said the U.S. is “concerned by reports” that “selective details of the negotiations” over Tehran’s nuclear program could be divulged soon. The remarks come after Israeli officials said they know certain details about the talks, and told reporters on Netanyahu’s plane to Washington that he planned to share some of his concerns about them to Congress.
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