Vance: Iran feels ‘a lot more pressure’ in ‘delicate dance’ of economic standoff
JD Vance says economic pressure is Washington’s most effective tool against Iran, describing the standoff as ‘a delicate dance’ and saying Tehran feels more pressure.
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