Foreign Affairs Live: Time to Attack Iran? A Debate
On March 1 at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York, Foreign Affairs Managing Editor Jonathan Tepperman moderated a debate on the threats posed by Iran -- and how the United States should respond -- featuring authors Matthew Kroenig and Colin Kahl.
This video is part of a Foreign Affairs package: The Iran Debate -- To Strike or Not to Strike?
On March 1 at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York, Foreign Affairs Managing Editor Jonathan Tepperman moderated a debate on the threats posed by Iran -- and how the United States should respond -- featuring our distinguished authors Matthew Kroenig and Colin Kahl.
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