Rice Indicates Slight Shift in Stance on Iran Sanctions

12 Sep 2006

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, in an ever-so-slight softening of America’s stance, on Monday left open the possibility that the United States might suspend efforts to impose sanctions against Iran if it suspended uranium enrichment for two months. Full Story

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