Is it also fair to say--and we have talked about the Iranian sponsorship of terrorism--that if they did have nuclear weapons capability, it might well embolden them in their use of terrorism against regional opponents and even the United States?
Lieberman expresses concern about Iran's potential nuclear capability and its impact on terrorism.
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