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US Vice President JD Vance Reports Progress in Iran Talks While Emphasizing Diplomatic and Military Options

US Vice President JD Vance has announced notable progress in recent discussions regarding Iran, expressing strong optimism for a diplomatic resolution while reiterating that all military and non-military options remain on the table.

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, United States Vice President JD Vance addressed ongoing negotiations regarding Iran, stating that both sides have achieved measurable progress and emphasizing that the international community must wait to see if further breakthroughs are attainable.

Addressing potential military actions, the senior American official noted that no strict deadline has been established for the resumption of such measures. Vance described his recent exchanges with Iranian representatives as constructive, affirming that both he and President Donald Trump remain highly optimistic about reaching a comprehensive agreement through diplomatic channels.

While outlining the administration’s stance, Vance repeated familiar assertions regarding Iran’s regional behavior, reiterating the official policy that all military and non-military options remain under consideration as directed by the president. He maintained that while dialogue is yielding positive movement, the ultimate objective of the diplomatic process is the complete dismantling of Iran’s nuclear program and the establishment of verifiable guarantees preventing its revival.

Furthermore, Vance acknowledged observing a serious commitment from Iranian counterparts toward safeguarding national sovereignty and revitalizing their domestic economy. Concluding his remarks, the US Vice President emphasized that a viable pathway toward a lasting agreement is visible, though it ultimately demands a definitive commitment from Iran to permanently refrain from rebuilding its nuclear infrastructure.

©‌ Webangah News, Mehr News Agency

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