
Fetterman says Iran’s “nuclear dust” makes U.S. strikes defensible after the interim deal collapsed
Sen. John Fetterman argues the “nuclear dust” point justifies continued U.S. strikes even as Iran and the U.S. restart hostilities.

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Sen. John Fetterman argues the “nuclear dust” point justifies continued U.S. strikes even as Iran and the U.S. restart hostilities.

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