US Vice President JD Vance said in a Fox News interview that Washington is leveraging military, economic, and diplomatic tools to reach a resolution with Iran, describing the Iranians as 'tough negotiators.' The remarks follow his earlier interview today in which he stated Iran's leadership is divided between factions seeking to end the war and 'extremists' who want to continue fighting.
US Vice President JD Vance said in a Fox News interview on Thursday that Washington is applying military, economic, and diplomatic tools to reach a resolution with Iran, describing the Iranians as 'tough negotiators.' The remarks are the latest in a series of Fox News appearances by Vance on the Iran issue. Earlier today, The Zioneer reported Vance stating that Iran's leadership is divided between factions seeking to end the war and 'extremists' who want to continue fighting (published 08:31 Jerusalem). In recent weeks, Vance has repeatedly emphasized the administration's willingness to use force if necessary while pursuing a diplomatic framework, a stance that has drawn both support and skepticism from Israeli officials.
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