Is Iran right to rule out any concessions on its nuclear program?
As the U.S. and Iran negotiate reopening the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian officials said this week that Iran will make no concessions on its nuclear program.
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if you're voting "hold firm" — firm through what, sanctions snapping back, a strike on facilities, or just tougher talk at the podium? curious where the line actually sits.