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  • Chris Murphy 2022-02-16 22:19

    Senator Murphy seeks answers on efficacy of ‘maximum pressure’ on Iran

    TEHRAN - Chris Murphy, a United States senator representing Connecticut, has asked the opponents of the 2015 nuclear deal to explain to him whether five years of “maximum pressure” on Iran has “worked out”.

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