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host: ambassador milam?diplomatic efforts that we are making as a country, now that we've changed our style with iran and diplomatic efforts, are producing so little results. as i said earlier, i think that iran is a very difficult country to begin with. ronald neumann suggest that the negotiating tactics are not the same as ours and leads us to great frustration in any case. iran right now is in a real traumatic situation. its government is under some pressure and probably is unable to negotiate completely and with total credibility. do i think we ought to break it off? no. i think we need to continue to pressure, continue to accelerate it, continue to work towards some agreement in the medium or longer term. host: ambassador william milam, and for a massacre to pakistan, 11111111 o s11 lululululululululululululululu u lulululululululululululululuyéye

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