Madam Chair, I thank my colleague for the question, as it will allow me to conclude my speech. What I had left to say would have taken about a minute.
If she wants us to go back in history, we can go back to a fairly recent time when there was a ballistic missile agreement that limited the deployment of nuclear material. This resulted in Iran disposing of 95% of its uranium and allowed inspectors to visit nuclear power plants. This was during Barack Obama's presidency in the United States. The agreement was signed by the United States and Iran, but also by Russia, China, the United Kingdom, France, and Germany. All of these countries sat down at the same table. The heads of state who find it difficult to look each other in the eye today were all at the same table. What this shows us is that the diplomatic approach works, while escalation does not.
