Trump Weighs Final Decision on Proposed US-Iran Nuclear Agreement
President Donald Trump has entered the Situation Room to make a final determination on whether to sign a proposed nuclear agreement and ceasefire deal with Iran. Vice President JD Vance told reporters that while the two parties are "very close" to an agreement, Washington is "not there yet" and it remains uncertain if or when the president will officially sign off on the draft memorandum. Negotiations remain stalled over several unresolved issues, specifically regarding Tehran's enriched uranium program and nuclear activities. Vance emphasized that the U.S. currently maintains a position of strength, asserting that Washington has the capability to substantially set back Iran's nuclear ambitions if a deal is not reached.
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At least six of the nine featured ... by the Trump administration to mark the nation’s 250th anniversary, have dropped out of the concert series, just one day after the lineup was announced. US vice-president JD Vance on Thursday told reporters that Washington was “not there yet” with Iran but he said the parties were close, adding that the US was in a position where it could substantially set back Tehran’s nuclear program. Earlier, Iran’s Tasnim news agency, citing ...
‘Not there yet, but very close,’ says JD Vance on possible US-Iran deal - 'Hopefully, we'll continue to make progress' | Today News
Iran US News: US Vice President JD Vance said that Washington was ‘not there yet’ with Iran on an agreement but that the parties were close. The vice president said that the US was in a position where it could substantially set back Tehran's nuclear program.
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