Vance: Washington open to Iran nuclear deal
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden clarified that the United States remains open to reaching an agreement with Iran to end their war, provided Tehran commits to tangible nuclear concessions, particularly regarding uranium enrichment capabilities. He emphasized that Washington is demanding a meaningful reduction in Iran's enrichment program, and is not satisfied with future commitments alone, stressing the need for reciprocal measures rather than mere promises. He also indicated that there is still a lack of complete clarity on Iran’s decision-making process despite ongoing communications. Biden mentioned that the U.S. has exchanged proposals with Iran to ease tensions and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but the former U.S. President Donald Trump rejected Iran’s latest offer. The negotiations focus on Iran’s nuclear program, efforts to end the conflict, and its impact on navigation and energy.
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