VOA慢速英语：西方官员努力寻求伊朗核协议的支持

[00:00.00]American and British officials met Thursday [00:05.54]with opponents of the Iran nucleardeal. [00:08.78]They hope to ease fears about the agreement. [00:12.12]In Washington, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry [00:16.01]met with Saudi ForeignMinister al-Jubeir. [00:19.76]The Saudi government has expressed concern about thedeal. [00:23.50]Afterward, Mr. al-Jubeir warned Iran not to cause trouble in the Middle Eastregion. [00:30.40]In Jerusalem, British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond [00:33.89]and Prime MinisterBenjamin Netanyahu debated the deal. [00:38.77]Mr. Netanyahu said the Jewish state would have preferred that [00:43.03]Tehranchange its behavior before an easing of the economic restrictions against it. [00:49.80]He also said it is hard to understand why the agreement does not deal with [00:54.90]Iran’s call for the destruction of Israel. [00:59.59]Four killed in attacks at two U.S. military centers [01:00.39]A gunman killed four American soldiers in two attacks Thursday [01:04.90]inChattanooga, Tennessee. [01:07.20]Several other people were wounded. [01:09.74]Officials said the gunman first opened fire at a military recruitment center [01:15.51]in ashopping mall. He then drove to another military center [01:20.14]where he beganshooting again. [01:23.39]Police fired back. The gunman was found dead after the shooting stopped. [01:28.74]Police have not said if he shot himself or was killed by an officer. [01:34.55]Greece confirms banks to re-open Monday [01:35.40]A top Greek official confirmed Thursday that banks would reopen on Monday. [01:41.72]Officials also said the government was considering easing restrictions [01:47.00]on theamount of money Greeks can withdraw. [01:50.80]Also on Thursday, European finance chiefs agreed to give Greece [01:55.70]a short-term loan to meet its immediate debts. [01:59.72]The officials also agreed to open talkson a new three-year $94 billion bailout.

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