Iranian Protests: European Partners and Vice President

iranian protests: Sadly, some of our leading European partners have not been nearly as cooperative on Iran as countries in the Gulf have been, Pence said in an address to the ministerial, according to CNN. Referring to Iranian protests in 2009, the vice president said, The world missed an opportunity last time to confront the regime, but not this time. Vice President Mike Pence cast Iran as the central driver of all regional instability as he addressed the 62 countries gathered in Warsaw and ripped into Europe for its refusal to leave the Iran nuclear deal and join Washington on increasing sanctions on Tehran. I don't rule anything out' Read More Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, after a public appearance with Pence Thursday, told NBC that Iran has to be countered and it has to be countered now. A day earlier, the Israeli leader's office released, then softened a statement saying he had met with Gulf leaders to discuss their common interest in war with Iran. Asked if that means regime change, Netanyahu said, I don't rule anything out. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.