Trump Declares No Further Deal Needed With Iran, Directs VP to Focus on Domestic Issues

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, U.S. President Donald Trump has directed his Vice President, J.D. Vance, to concentrate all attention on what he termed “corruption in cities and states managed by Democrats.” In this directive, Trump addressed the topic of negotiations with Iran, claiming, “We do not need an agreement with Iran.” Axios reported that this directive comes at a time when Vance, following the significant defeat of Republicans in the midterm elections, had identified the war with Iran as one of the primary factors contributing to his party’s failure. The report indicates that Trump is now redirecting his Vice President’s mission, urging him to target Democrats whom the U.S. President has characterized as “corrupt and wicked.” Vance had previously stated in his assessment of the midterm election results that the war against Iran was a factor in the Republicans’ defeat. He also emphasized the necessity of ending the war, paying more attention to the cost of living, and reviewing certain government policies. This stance from Vance emerged after Democrats achieved extensive victories in the midterm elections held on November 4, 2026 (November 13, 1405), reclaiming control of Congress from the Republicans.