New development in the US-Iran line: Vance announced that progress has been made

US Vice President JD Vance made statements about Iran to journalists at Joint Base Andrews Air Base.

Stating that they had a series of good meetings with the Iranian side, Vance said, "The President (Donald Trump) and I are quite optimistic about the possibility of reaching a compromise through negotiation. We will continue our work on this issue."

Vance argued that Iran has "always been a little bit unpredictable," and said Trump has "military and non-military options" against that country.

The Vice President said, "We've definitely made some progress. Let's see if we can make more." he said.

Answering "No" to the question of whether Iran was given time to make the deal before Trump restarted the attacks, Vance said that the most important issue for the United States was to ensure that Iran "does not rebuild" its nuclear program.

Vance noted that Tehran attaches great importance to its sovereignty and the restructuring of its economy and said, "We are of the opinion that there is a way to compromise on this issue, but for this they need to make a definitive and verifiable commitment that they will not rebuild their nuclear program."