The snapback sanctions that we can effect through the U.N. Security Council, are they the broad, sweeping financial sector sanctions that we worked on together that brought Iran to the table, or are they a paler version of that?
Chris Coons: “The snapback sanctions that we can effect through the U.N. Security Council, are they the broad, sweeping financial…”
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Coons questions the strength of potential snapback sanctions on Iran.
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