Washington: Just a day after six world powers and Iran stitched up a 'historic' nuclear deal after months of negotiation, US President Barack Obama argued vehemently in the favour of the agreement, claiming that the accord makes the world a safer place by keeping Tehran away from getting a nuclear bomb.
Speaking at a televised press conference, Barack Obama sought to drive home the point that the deal would be instrumental in thwarting the nuke arms race in the Middle East there was no other peaceful alternative to resolve the 13-year-old nuclear standoff with Iran.
Speaking at the conference, he made sure to dwell upon the benefits of the deal, warning the critics about the dangers of an Iran without the deal.
"This deal makes our country, and the world, safer and more secure."
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