With the recent Iran agreement, Stimson Fellow Laicie Heeley discusses what the deal brings for the long term and what it means for those involved.
“There really was political will on both sides of the aisle for this agreement,” said Heeley. “It’s very important that congress consider whether or not this deal makes the US safer…and whether or not this deal stops Iran from building a nuclear weapon.”
Watch Heeley’s remarks below or here.
Conventional Arms
With the recent Iran agreement, Stimson Fellow Laicie Heeley discusses what the deal brings for the long term and what it means for those involved.
“There really was political will on both sides of the aisle for this agreement,” said Heeley. “It’s very important that congress consider whether or not this deal makes the US safer…and whether or not this deal stops Iran from building a nuclear weapon.”
Watch Heeley’s remarks below or here.
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