Rubio takes behind-the-scenes role on Iran war while keeping his options open for the future
Secretary of State Marco Rubio isn’t the face of the Iran negotiations. He’s kept a discreet public distance as the unpopular war grinds on.
Rubio takes behind-the-scenes role on Iran war while keeping his options open for the future
Secretary of State Marco Rubio isn’t the face of the Iran negotiations. He’s kept a discreet public distance as the unpopular war grinds on.
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