Vance says US making progress in Iran talks
- I think that we are making progress. The fundamental question is do we make enough progress that we satisfy the President's red line
VP JD Vance believes progress is being made in Iran negotiations despite President Trump rejecting a proposal, emphasizing the "red line" of preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
- VP Vance's view on Iran negotiations.
- President Trump's rejection of Iran's proposal.
- The "red line" for Iran's nuclear weapons.
WASHINGTON: US Vice President JD Vance said on Wednesday he believes progress is being made in negotiations with Iran to end hostilities, after President Donald Trump rejected Tehran’s latest proposal as unacceptable.
“I think that we are making progress. The fundamental question is do we make enough progress that we satisfy the President’s red line?” Vance told reporters at the White House.
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“And the red line is very simple. He needs to feel confident that we put a number of protections in place such that Iran will never have a nuclear weapon.”
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