U.S. State Dept. concerned about Iranian missiles Add to ...
State Department spokesperson Victoria Nuland said Tuesday that reports of ballistic missiles being test firing in Iran is not a 'positive development.' Nuland says that Iran continues to violate United Nations security council obligations.
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