Bolton says U.S.-Iran peace talks ‘a mistake’
Former national security adviser John Bolton told CNN on Monday that negotiations to end the war in Iran were “a mistake” and said he hoped the talks would “break down.”
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Former national security adviser John Bolton told CNN on Monday that negotiations to end the war in Iran were “a mistake” and said he hoped the talks would “break down.”
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