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This testimony touches on the U.S.' stance towards Iran regarding proliferation, sanctions, civil society, terrorism, and involvement in Iraq and Lebanon.
Author: R. Nicholas Burns, Under Secretary of State, U.S. Department of State
Published March 29, 2007
This testimony touches on the U.S.' stance towards Iran regarding proliferation, sanctions, civil society, terrorism, and involvement in Iraq and Lebanon.
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