Iran’s nuclear chess game continues
Iran announced yesterday it wouldn’t comply with a demand by the United Nations’ nuclear agency to stop work on a once-secret nuclear fuel enrichment plant and said it would construct 10 more such nuclear plants.
The New York Times chief Washington correspondent, David Sanger, joins us to talk about the latest move by Iran in its nuclear maneuvering, and how the international community might respond.
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