White House 'verifying and trusting later' in talks with Russia and Iran

Mar 01, 2022 View Original Article
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Russia is still participating in the diplomacy aimed at bringing Iran back into the pact.
47% : The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action restricted Iran's uranium enrichment in exchange for gradually lifting sanctions on the regime in Tehran.
44% : The White House offered its version of Ronald Reagan's "trust but verify" quote when asked about Russia's involvement in nuclear talks with Iran.
40% : The administration has said it is committed to continuing to engage with the Kremlin on issues "fundamental to our national security interest.""The fact that Russia has now invaded Ukraine should not give Iran the green light to develop a nuclear weapon," State Department spokesman Ned Price told reporters on Friday.
24% : BIDEN GETS NO REPRIEVE FROM BAD POLL NUMBERSPsaki had been asked whether the Biden administration still trusted Russia "to be an honest broker in the talks with Iran right now."

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