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Strikes Jeopardize U.S.-Iran Deal but Trump Says Tehran Still Seeks Agreement
Wednesday strikes jeopardized the administration agreement with Iran. President Donald Trump stated Tehran wants to make a deal. Vice President JD Vance, who fronted the deal, focused on domestic issues during the events.
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Strikes on Wednesday placed the U.S. agreement with Iran in serious jeopardy. ” Vice President JD Vance had become the face of the administration’s deal with Iran, Semafor reported. He focused on domestic priorities while President Donald Trump and the military took the lead on the conflict.
Vance was not blindsided by the return to hostilities, one ally said. He made the point during a trip centered on anti-fraud efforts. “If you shoot at ships, we are going to punch back,” Vance said on Wednesday.
Allies in his orbit have long held that voters favor an attempt at peace even if talks fail.
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