No Turning Back on Iran

Gordon Sondland argues that the United States should not declare victory and ease pressure on Iran without a plan to prevent it from rebuilding its military capabilities. He advocates combining diplomacy, economic sanctions and legally justified military action to constrain Iran’s nuclear, missile and drone programs and its support for regional proxies. He defines victory as limiting the regime’s ability to threaten the United States, Israel and international commerce, rather than occupying Iran or replacing its government.

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