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A report quoted U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance as stating that Iran must achieve a "substantial" reduction in its nuclear enrichment capabilities in order for both sides to end the ongoing conflict that has lasted more than seven months. Vance clarified that any agreement should include Iran stepping back from producing highly enriched fuel at 60%, and that negotiations should focus on tangible actions after the United States rejected Iran's latest proposals. He also indicated that Iran's decision may be unclear due to the ambiguity surrounding the leadership structure there following the death of Iranian Leader Khamenei. The conflict between the two countries has affected energy markets and has become a political issue ahead of the congressional elections. The United States remains open to reaching an agreement, provided Iran makes concrete nuclear concessions.
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