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Secretary of State John Kerry is speaking about partnering with Tehran on a range of crises in the Middle East. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Even as he defends his nuclear deal with Iran, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is speaking more bullishly about partnering with Tehran on a range of crises in the Middle East — at the same time as another top Obama national security official offers a cautionary note about Iran’s future behavior.
“I know that a Middle East that is on fire is going to be more manageable with this [nuclear] deal, and opens more potential for us to be able to try to deal with those fires,” including Syria, Yemen and Iraq, Kerry told the Council on Foreign Relations on Friday.
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