Trump says ‘we don’t need a deal with Iran’
Trump says Vance should focus on alleged corruption in Democratic-led states as the administration abandons talks with Tehran.
- On Thursday, President Donald Trump directed Vice President JD Vance to focus his "complete and total attention" on investigating alleged corruption in Democratic-led cities, effectively ending Vance's role as lead Iran negotiator.
- The reassignment follows reports that Vance was considering face-to-face talks with Iranian security officials and his public blame of the costly, eight-month war with Iran for Republicans' midterm election losses.
- Trump claimed the U.S. "don't need a deal with Iran," asserting Washington already controls the country's money and the Strait of Hormuz, while alleging billions of dollars are stolen monthly in Democratic cities.
- Market participants interpreted the shift as a sign the U.S.-Iran war would continue, while Democrats prepare to oversee administration spending when they take control of Congress in January.
- While the administration maintains its naval blockade of Iranian ports, officials indicated that major military escalation is unlikely, leaving the conflict in a state of continued, low-intensity hostilities.
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Donald Trump changes the strategy of the United States vis-à-vis Iran and withdraws Vice President JD Vance from negotiations with Tehran. The leader of the White House asked him to focus his full attention on investigating alleged fraud and corruption in American cities and states led by Democrats. At the same time, Trump sends a categorical message: The United States no longer needs an agreement with Iran. Ana Maria Păcurru, the correspondent …
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Trump tells Vance to stop focusing on Iran, tackle US crime
Washington: President Donald Trump Thursday, November 12, directed Vice President JD Vance to shift his focus away from the Iran war and instead devote himself to fighting what the president says is corruption and crime in Democratic-controlled cities and states. Vance, who served as the lead negotiator for a short-lived truce in the eight-month-old war, … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Politics…
Donald Trump no longer seems to want to negotiate with the Iranians. In a statement on his social network, the US president decided to remove his vice-president JD Vance, very critical of the war in Iran, and asked him to focus on "corruption" in the United States. - "No need for an agreement with Iran": Trump changes (yet) course and removes JD Vance from the Iranian (International) file.
The vice president wanted to sit down with the Iranians and close the war he blamed for the Republican defeat in the legislature. Trump has made it clear to him that no agreement is needed and has sent him to pursue alleged frauds in Democratic states. More information: Vance blames the Republicans' defeat in the 'midterms' to the war in Iran but Trump claims that he would attack again
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