Iran soon will face United Nations sanctions, Nicholas Burns, the third ranking official at the State Department, told Washington-based defense reporters Thursday morning. Burns expects to see quick action—“by the first part of September”—once the Aug. 31 deadline passes for Tehran’s official response to the UN demand than Iran suspend its nuclear program. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has steadfastly refused to end the program. Burns said Iran would imminently face chapter 7 sanctions if it doesn’t “comply with conditions enunciated by the Security Council.” Burns maintained that Tehran has had every opportunity to change its mind. Use of force is not one of the sanctions covered by chapter 7 of the UN charter.
Space Force leaders have been saying for months that they are uniquely prepared among the services to embrace the Trump administration's acquisition reforms. Now, officials from the Program Executive Office for Battle Management, Command, Control, Communications and Intelligence, or BMC3I, are implementing some of those reforms
