Was non-proliferation mentioned more generally in terms of Chinese or American weapons?
SENIOR ADMINISTRATION OFFICIAL: I mean, the non-proliferation theme ran through the discussions of both North Korea and Iran, and there were discussions of the importance of the non-proliferation regime and the importance of resolving these two issues to preserving that framework. But there was not a separate discussion of the non-proliferation issue separate, apart, and distinct from those two issues. Q: To go back to Iran for a second, was the President trying to gauge China’s potential support for further sanctions if the talks that begin on October 1 don’t go well? And did he get any sense of where China might be on further sanctions? SENIOR ADMINISTRATION OFFICIAL: Well, I don’t want to serve as a spokesman on Iran policy, which is a little beyond my area of responsibility. I think that the President conveyed a sense of hope that these talks might produce results, but a sense of realism about them, and said that we are going to need to coordinate very closely with the Chinese no m
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