Rubio Explained that Washington Would Consider a Victory in the Conflict with Iran
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The United States will consider victory in the conflict with Iran only if the Islamic Republic never has a nuclear weapon, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said after a speech to the Federalist Society in Washington. “I think victory means ensuring that they never, in any way, have a nuclear weapon. That means they don’t have the means to have one and the equipment to build one,” Rubio said. He said the economic damage the United States is inflict…
Washington's victory in the conflict with Iran implies that Tehran's financial and scientific and technological capability to produce nuclear weapons will be permanently denied, says US Secretary Marco Rubio. "I think the victory is to ensure that they never have nuclear weapons in any way, which means that they would not have the money and equipment to do so," Rubio said, responding to questions after speaking to the Federalist Society in Washi…
Rubio Stated that Further U.S. Military Action Against an Economically Weakened Iran Is Unnecessary.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Friday that further US military action against Iran is unnecessary because the economic pain the US is inflicting on the weakened Islamic Republic is too great. Rubio's remarks reinforce a statement made earlier that week by US President Donald Trump, who said it was "effectively military over." "And now, frankly speaking, the economic pain we're inflicting on that administration is so great that further mi…
For the US, victory in the conflict with Iran would consist in permanently depriving Tehran of the financial and technological capabilities to create nuclear weapons.
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