Vance: Progress Made in Iran Negotiations; Military Options Still on the Table
US Vice President JD Vance confirmed progress in negotiations with Iran, stressing that military options remain available without specifying a deadline.
Translated by Qiyas from السياسة — Original source
- Trump and I are optimistic about reaching a negotiated settlement... No deadline has been set for an agreement or for resuming strikes
US Vice President JD Vance confirmed on Monday that the United States has made some progress in its efforts to reach a negotiated settlement with Iran, emphasizing that both military and non-military options remain on the table.
Speaking to journalists, Vance said that President Donald Trump and he are highly optimistic about the prospects of reaching a deal through negotiations with Tehran, affirming that the US administration will continue its efforts to achieve this goal.
He added, “We will continue working on this. We have already made some progress, and we will see if we can achieve more,” noting the difficulty in predicting the steps Iran might take in the coming period.
Vance clarified that the US administration has not set a time limit for reaching an agreement with Iran before resuming military strikes, nor has it established a specific timeline for taking such a step.
