If we're not satisfied after this back-and-forth... sanctions go back in place. That's new and different.
Philip H. Gordon: “If we're not satisfied after this back-and-forth... sanctions go back in place. That's new and different.”
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Gordon highlights that sanctions will be reinstated if the agreement is unsatisfactory.
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