A patient presents with claudication for a distance estimated at 400 meters and which results in pain in the right calf. On clinical examination you note: the absence of edema of the lower limbs the presence of all peripheral pulses at the level in the left lower limb the popliteal pulse is however ample and very easy to palpate while on the right only the femoral pulse is felt there is neither sensory disturbance nor motor disturbance in the lower limbs.  you finally find a left iliac murmur, what arterial lesion(s) should you suspect?
Left iliac obliteration
Left iliac stenosis
Left popliteal aneurysm
Right iliac obliteration
Right femoral obliteration