Vance on the Iran War: “the Enemy Gets a Vote Too” – Seeks a “Final, Durable Commitment” that Tehran Will Not Rebuild Its Nuclear Programme
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Vance: We Want Iran to Commit Long Term to Not Rebuild Nuke Program, 'The Enemy Gets a Vote Here'
During a town hall with CBS on Saturday, Vice President JD Vance said that “the Iranians, the enemy gets a vote here” and we’re trying to get them to “make a long-term, but also verifiable commitment that they’re not going
Vance on the Iran war: “the enemy gets a vote too” – seeks a “final, durable commitment” that Tehran will not rebuild its nuclear programme
At a CBS News town hall in Michigan, Vice President JD Vance defended the administration’s Iran strategy, blamed Iranian tanker attacks for high fuel prices and acknowledged a “huge mistake” in the positioning of troops, after a widow challenged him.
Video: U.S. Vice President: We seek an Iranian commitment to their nuclear program.
US Vice-President J.D. Vance, in statements by CBS News, confirmed that Washington is seeking a firm and final commitment from Iranians not to rebuild their nuclear program. Vance added that fuel prices will decline when the conflict with Iran is over.
Following the overzealous statements of Washington officials, the US Vice President claimed that his country is seeking a firm commitment from Tehran not to rebuild its nuclear program.
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