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Jul 15
9m 54s

U.S. and Iran Back to War

NEGAR MORTAZAVI
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President Trump’s effort to stretch the limits of the U.S.–Iran MoU after facing criticism for signing it, and why Tehran is signaling that it is willing to fight rather than accept more pressure or concessions.


Negar Mortazavi and Doug Bandow of the Cato Institute discuss on Al Jazeera.

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