
AI-generated summary
The US and Iran are negotiating over Tehran's nuclear program, with Washington demanding cuts in uranium enrichment capabilities as a key condition for any agreement.
US Vice President J.D. Vance argues that Iran must reduce its uranium enrichment capabilities in order for US demands to be met and the conflict in the Middle East to end.
In an interview with Reuters, Vance emphasized that any agreement between Iran and the United States would involve Tehran reducing its uranium enrichment capabilities.
“I think if they (Iranian authorities - ed.) want to demonstrate their willingness to abandon the creation of nuclear weapons, they should take real steps regarding their enrichment capabilities (uranium - ed.),” Vance said, as quoted by the agency.
The politician claims that Washington is open to concluding an agreement with Tehran, but requires specific concessions on the nuclear issue.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The US and Iran will continue nuclear negotiations with a focus on reducing Iran's uranium enrichment capabilities
Likely · Within weeks

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