Since Sen. Clinton is fond of her administration’s 1994 deal with North Korea, I wonder if she feels the same about the deal the Clinton administration cut with the Russians a year later — a deal that “emboldened Moscow to ignore other agreements, particularly on sales of missile and nuclear technology to Iran, according to Gordon C. Oehler, who directed the Nonproliferation Center of the Central Intelligence Agency until he retired in 1998.” The deal also led to the sale of “highly threatening military equipment such as modern submarines, fighter planes, and wake-homing torpedoes” to Iran, according to this October 2000 letter: