US should use Iran talks leverage to help Iranian people, veteran journalist says

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Veteran journalist Eli Lake suggests the US should leverage its position in stalled Iran talks, which were to take place in Pakistan, to advocate for the Iranian people. He believes this leverage extends beyond the nuclear issue and should be used to assist the Iranian population.

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With US-Iran talks in Pakistan in doubt after Iran's foreign minister left Islamabad and President Trump canceled the planned trip by US negotiators, veteran journalist Eli Lake says Washington should use its leverage not only on the nuclear file, but to help the people of Iran.

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