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Vice President [Name] defended the Iran deal, asserting that the country's nuclear program has been largely dismantled and its threat to neighbors has decreased. He noted that economic benefits for Iran are contingent on changes in its leadership's behavior.
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Vice President [Name] defended the Iran deal, asserting that the country's nuclear program has been largely dismantled and its threat to neighbors has decreased. He noted that economic benefits for Iran are contingent on changes in its leadership's behavior.
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