US EditionVance says US made a lot of progress in talks with Iran
Vance said U.S. negotiators made a serious proposal and gained ground, even as the blockade is aimed at cutting Iran’s oil revenue.
- On Monday, Vice President JD Vance stated that the "ball is in the Iranian court" regarding a potential peace deal after returning from Islamabad, where negotiations with Iranian officials concluded without a final agreement.
- Discussions spanned over 21 hours in Pakistan after initial expectations of a brief meeting, as Iranian representatives could not secure a deal without authorization from Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei in Tehran.
- The United States maintained strict "red lines" requiring Iran to remove enriched uranium and implement verification measures to prevent nuclear weapons development, while demanding the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
- President Donald Trump initiated a blockade of ships entering or exiting Iranian ports in the Strait, providing "additional economic pressure" on Tehran to return to negotiations.
- Vance noted "there really is, I think, a grand deal to be had," but emphasized Iran must demonstrate progress on opening the Strait and ending nuclear pursuit to normalize economic relations.
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Vance says progress made with Iran as sides weigh second round of talks
The United States made a lot of progress in talks with Iran, US Vice President JD Vance said in an interview on Fox Newson Monday, saying the ball was in Iran's court when it came to whether a second round of talks would take place.
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United States Vice President JD Vance says that the U.S. has “accomplished our objectives” in Iran and could wind down the war anytime. If that’s the case, then why would Donald Trump insist on a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz in an attempt to get the Iranian regime to come to the negotiation table over its nuclear weapons program? In a Fox News interview on Monday, after US negotiators left talks in Pakistan without securing an agreement to e…
Vance Says Iran Must Act On Peace Talks
The U.S. Vice President JD Vance said Iran must take the next step in peace negotiations after weekend talks failed to produce a breakthrough, as reported in a Fox News interview. Vance said Washington had presented a “serious proposal” and progress was made, but Iran did not meet key U.S. demands. According to the report, these include halting nuclear ambitions, removing enriched uranium and accepting strict verification measures. Ball in Iran'…
Vance says progress made towards ‘grand deal, accuses Iran of ‘economic terrorism’
Vice President JD Vance accuses Iranian regime of perpetrating economic terrorism with Strait of Hormuz takeover, while adding that progress was made in talks towards a comprehensive deal. By World Israel News Staff Vice President JD Vance accused Iran on Monday of carrying out “economic terrorism” through its continued restriction of shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, while signaling that Washington still sees a path to a broader agreement if Te…
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The standoff in the Middle East reached a new boiling point on Monday as Vice President JD Vance labeled Iran’s effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz “economic terrorism.” Speaking on the escalating maritime crisis, Vance defended the United States’ decision to blockade Iranian ports, describing the move as a direct and equal response to […] More Pump Pain Looms As Vance Slams Iran’s ‘Economic Terrorism’ In The Strait
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