Vance: Iran Will Get No Cash From Deal with US
- US Vice President JD Vance stated that Iran will not receive any cash or funds simply for signing a proposed deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and address its nuclear programme, emphasizing that economic benefits depend on Iran fulfilling its obligations.
- Vance emphasized that the deal prioritizes the security interests of the US and its allies while aiming to create long-term stability in the Middle East and potentially reshape the region.
- Iranian officials and US sources reported differing views on the deal's status, with Iran denying a finalized agreement and the US preparing for a possible memorandum including ceasefire terms and sanctions relief.
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Vice President JD Vance Issues Statement Addressing Misinformation On New Deal With Iran
Vice President JD Vance has addressed misinformation circulating about the United States’ recent peace deal negotiations with Iran. The Iranian regime recently released details of what they claim is included in the recent peace agreement with the United States, which includes Iran controlling the Strait of Hormuz and that they will receive billions of dollars in frozen assets from the United States. Vance, on Friday morning, quickly debunked Ira…
Iran to not receive any cash, funds for "simply signing a deal": US VP Vance slams reports
US Vice President JD Vance on Friday dismissed reports suggesting that Iran would receive financial incentives merely for signing the peace deal between Washington and Tehran aimed at ending the hostilities in West Asia, calling such claims "fake information".
Vance: Iran will get no cash from deal with US
The Trump administration is pushing back against reported details regarding the proposed deal with Iran, with Vice President Vance insisting Tehran would not be “receiving any cash” under the agreement. Vance on Friday morning reupped President Trump’s dismissal of details leaked by Tehran about a possible memorandum of understanding between the two sides. “I’m seeing…
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