J.D. Vance: U.S. says progress on Iran; goal to destroy its nuclear program
U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance said on Monday that his country has made progress regarding Iran, and that the goal is to destroy Iran's nuclear program and ensure it is not rebuilt, with no deadline set before resuming strikes.
U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance said on Monday that the United States has made progress in handling the Iran file.
Vance said in remarks to the press that he spoke with President Donald Trump about an hour earlier regarding the Iran file, noting that the U.S. objective is to destroy Iran's nuclear program and ensure it is not rebuilt.
He added that Washington has not set a deadline to reach an agreement with Iran before resuming strikes, while also noting that he sensed the Iranians have a strong interest in their sovereignty and a desire to rebuild their economy.
