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US-IRAN CLOSE TO A DEAL? Vance Drops Big Bombshell As He Departs To Pakistan For Peace Talks

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JD Vance said Iran’s objections to the ceasefire highlight underlying areas of agreement, calling such negotiations “messy” and often uneven. Speaking before talks in Pakistan, he suggested disagreements over key points indicate broader consensus. However, Vance also took aim at Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, questioning his understanding of English and remarks on the truce’s fragility. As U.S.-Iran negotiations continue, tensions remain, with both sides navigating a delicate ceasefire amid mistrust, miscommunication, and high geopolitical stakes.

US-IRAN CLOSE TO A DEAL? Vance Drops Big Bombshell As He Departs To Pakistan For Peace Talks

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