Vice President JD Vance told conservative influencer Megyn Kelly that the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding remains classified because Pakistan and Qatar — two mediators — asked Washington to handle the process with proper timing, citing sensitivities in the Arab and Muslim world, according to Abu Ali Express.
Vice President JD Vance provided a further explanation for the delayed publication of the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding during an interview with conservative influencer Megyn Kelly, as reported by Abu Ali Express. Vance stated that Pakistan and Qatar, acting as mediators, specifically requested that the U.S. handle the release with proper timing and sequencing, out of respect for sensitivities in the Arab and Muslim world. This echoes and refines his earlier remarks reported by The Zioneer on Wednesday 01:41, where he named Iran, Pakistan, and Qatar as requesting confidentiality. The interview drew criticism from pro-Israel voices in the U.S., who questioned the wisdom of granting an interview to a figure known for attacking Israel. The full text of the MOU remains classified, with the administration yet to set a publication date.
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