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G D Vance on Iran Negotiations
U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance described negotiations with Iran as being "complex and thorny" and requiring time, acknowledging the difficulty of dealing with the Iranians due to the division within their regime. He emphasized that the goal is to achieve the best outcome for the American people, with expectations that oil prices will drop to around $79 and that Iran will continue to not possess nuclear weapons, thereby strengthening the position of the United States. Conversely, Iran denies conducting official negotiations with the United States, with the Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister stating that no decision has been made yet regarding the implementation of a memorandum of understanding between the two countries.
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