House Foreign Affairs Chair: Iran’s Proxies Must Be Tied to Agreement
Home – Congressional & Capitol Hill News – House Foreign Affairs Chair: Iran’s Proxies Must Be Tied to Agreement news House Foreign Affairs Chair: Iran’s Proxies Must Be Tied to Agreement Pedro Rodriguez • June 26, 2026 Print Don’t look at it and say, oh, the starting point is we’re giving them this money. No, the starting point is, we just killed their generals, their scientists, their clients, all of their nuclear facilities, their army, their navy, their Air Force, their cash chains, their steel industry, all of this stuff. The Florida Republican’s remarks come after Hezbollah, a Lebanese terror group funded by Iran, launched a barrage of rockets into Israeli villages hours after the United States signed the memorandum with Iran that established a framework for a final peace deal.
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- ▪No, the starting point is, we just killed their generals, their scientists, their clients, all of their nuclear facilities, their army, their navy, their Air Force, their cash chains, their steel industry, all of this stuff.
- ▪The Florida Republican’s remarks come after Hezbollah, a Lebanese terror group funded by Iran, launched a barrage of rockets into Israeli villages hours after the United States signed the memorandum with Iran that established a framework fo
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Home – Congressional & Capitol Hill News – House Foreign Affairs Chair: Iran’s Proxies Must Be Tied to Agreement news House Foreign Affairs Chair: Iran’s Proxies Must Be Tied to Agreement Pedro Rodriguez • June 26, 2026 Print Don’t look at it and say, oh, the starting point is we’re giving them this money. No, the starting point is, we just killed their generals, their scientists, their clients, all of their nuclear facilities, their army, their navy, their Air Force, their cash chains, their steel industry, all of this stuff. Don’t forget all of that. And by the way, we’re not going to freedom of navigation based upon midnight, epic fury.
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