I think we are just not accepting the premise of the sanctions in the first place if we extrapolate and expand it to all sorts of other behavior in the region.
Chris Murphy: “I think we are just not accepting the premise of the sanctions in the first place if we extrapolate and expand it to all…”
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Murphy critiques the broad application of sanctions beyond nuclear issues.
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