On the recordMarch 3, 2014
One of the tools and the most effective tools that Iran has used in the past, is negotiating for more time.
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congress.govOne of the tools and the most effective tools that Iran has used in the past, is negotiating for more time.
Hoekstra highlights Iran's strategy of using negotiations to delay nuclear development.
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