Commentary: UN must extend arms embargo on Iran — and US should have a backup plan
Diplomats at the United Nations have less than six months to stop Iran - the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism, violator of nuclear nonproliferation agreements and catalyst for regional warfare - from buying weapons from the world's most eager salesmen, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping.
The U.N. arms embargo on Iran is scheduled to sunset starting in October, and if it does, Tehran and its terror proxies, regional allies and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard
