US Vice President Vance says Iran must cut nuclear enrichment to end war
US Vice President JD Vance told Reuters in an interview that Iran needs to reduce its nuclear enrichment capacity to satisfy US demands and end the conflict.
Vance rejects future assurances
The vice president stated that Washington requires concrete actions rather than promises of future drawdowns. He argued that possessing 60 percent enriched fuel contradicts a commitment to avoid building nuclear weapons. Vance emphasized that any agreement must include a meaningful reduction in current enrichment levels.
Negotiations face uncertainty
Washington remains unsure how Tehran makes decisions during these diplomatic talks. The conflict has disrupted global energy markets and created political challenges for the administration ahead of November midterm elections. Iran and the US have recently exchanged proposals aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
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