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(Reuters-New York Times) Vice President Joe Biden said on Sunday the U.S. expects to gain China's support for imposing sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program. "We have the support of everyone from Russia to Europe. And I believe we'll get the support of China to continue to impose sanctions on Iran to isolate them, to make clear that in fact they cannot move forward," Biden said on NBC's "Meet the Press." Biden was also dismissive of Ahmadinejad's recent boasts about Tehran's nuclear advances. "The progress that Iran has made on the nuclear front is greatly exaggerated in my view," Biden said. 2010-02-15 08:19:14Full Article
Biden Expects China's Support on Iran
(Reuters-New York Times) Vice President Joe Biden said on Sunday the U.S. expects to gain China's support for imposing sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program. "We have the support of everyone from Russia to Europe. And I believe we'll get the support of China to continue to impose sanctions on Iran to isolate them, to make clear that in fact they cannot move forward," Biden said on NBC's "Meet the Press." Biden was also dismissive of Ahmadinejad's recent boasts about Tehran's nuclear advances. "The progress that Iran has made on the nuclear front is greatly exaggerated in my view," Biden said. 2010-02-15 08:19:14Full Article
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