Vance: Iran Will Get No Cash From Deal with US
- US Vice President JD Vance stated that Iran will not receive any cash or funds simply for signing a proposed deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and address its nuclear programme, emphasizing that economic benefits depend on Iran fulfilling its obligations.
- Vance emphasized that the deal prioritizes the security interests of the US and its allies while aiming to create long-term stability in the Middle East and potentially reshape the region.
- Iranian officials and US sources reported differing views on the deal's status, with Iran denying a finalized agreement and the US preparing for a possible memorandum including ceasefire terms and sanctions relief.
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Vice President JD Vance just shut down a wave of misleading headlines claiming the United States was somehow on the hook for a massive $300 billion “reconstruction fund” for Iran. In a clear and direct explanation, Vance made it plain: There are no dollar amounts tied to the United States in this deal. The idea […] The post BREAKING: JD Vance Exposes the Truth About the $300 Billion Iran “Reconstruction Fund” Report — What’s Real vs. Fake News a…
J.D. Vance denies that, by signing an agreement to reopen the Strait of Ormuz, Iran will get $300 billion for a reconstruction fund
‘Iran Will Not Get Any Cash for Simply Signing a Deal’: US VP JD Vance Criticises Reliance on IRGC-Linked Reports
US Vice President JD Vance has dismissed reports that Iran would receive financial incentives under a proposed peace agreement, calling them "fake information."
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