Vance demands Iran nuclear cuts to end war
U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance confirmed that Iran must significantly reduce its uranium enrichment capabilities as a key condition for ending the war that began in February, in order to meet U.S. demands and make progress in negotiations. He clarified that the agreement requires Iran to take decisive actions regarding its nuclear capabilities, rather than just future assurances, emphasizing that there would be no need for highly enriched fuel if Iran wants to demonstrate its commitment not to develop a nuclear weapon. Iran, according to an Iranian source, responded by stating that U.S. demands contradict Tehran's position, and there are differences between the two sides' proposals for resolving the dispute.
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