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Gavito: 'No End' To Iran War Without Negotiated Deal
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4:19Now PlayingJen Gavito, former Acting Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs, says there is "no end" to the conflict with Iran without a negotiated settlement. Gavito, who serves as a senior adviser at The Cohen Group, warns that striking civilian infrastructure such as bridges and power plants would mark a major escalation, could violate international law and is unlikely to change Tehran's negotiating calculus. She also says an effort to further destabilize or unseat Iran's government would require a much broader military campaign and would probably involve US ground troops. She speaks with Joe Mathieu on the late edition of Bloomberg's "Balance of Power."
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