No final decision yet on Bahrain arms sale: U.S. (Reuters)

Reuters - The United States held out the possibility on Friday it may not sell $53 million in arms to Bahrain, saying it had not made a final decision to transfer the materiel and human rights would weigh in its assessment.

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