Deputy on US-Iran talks: Difficult and divided
U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance confirmed that negotiations with Iran will be complex and will take time; he pointed out that dealing with the Iranians is difficult, and they have a divided system. The goal is to achieve the best outcome for the American people and to reduce oil prices, which were around $79 today. He also emphasized that Iran will not possess a nuclear weapon, and that the United States will be in a stronger position. In contrast, Iran denied that negotiations with Washington have begun, with the Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister clarifying that Iran has not yet decided whether to implement the memorandum of understanding between the two countries.
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