Vance: Ending War Requires Tangible Cut in Iranian Uranium Enrichment

The US vice president stated Washington will not settle for assurances and questioned Tehran's decision-making hierarchy.

An agreement to end the war with Iran will require Tehran to tangibly reduce its uranium enrichment capacity, US Vice President JD Vance said in an interview with Reuters, news outlets Walla and Arutz 7 reported. Vance emphasized that the United States will not settle for verbal promises or pledges of future drawdowns, but rather demands concrete action.

According to reports in Walla and The Jerusalem Post, Vance noted that Washington maintains contacts with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi. However, he added that US officials remain uncertain regarding how much authority the two actually hold to make decisions in Tehran.