Vance says US has made progress in Iran talks, voices hope for a deal
US Vice President JD Vance said Washington has made some progress in ongoing talks with Iran. He expressed his administration's optimism that a diplomatic agreement can be reached, as reported by RT Arabic. The report gave no details on the terms or timing of the talks.
Why it matters
Relations between Washington and Tehran bear directly on Gulf security and energy market stability, so any possible breakthrough is closely watched in the region. The remark is a one-sided statement, and it is not yet clear whether Tehran shares this assessment.
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