The President of the United States, Donald Trump, seems to be removing vice president J.D. Vance from the direction of peace negotiations with Iran, urging him to focus attention on the internal problems of the United States.
The New York Times interprets Trump’s post on social networks as an informal suspension of Vance’s participation in negotiations, while Politico writes that the president is withdrawing his deputy from the issue.
We don’t need a deal with Iran. Those days have long gone, Trump wrote.
In the same post, the US president announced that he had asked Vance to focus entirely on corruption and crime in the cities and states run by the Democrats.
This development comes after Vance’s recent statements, which linked the republican’s serious defeat in the Muslim elections to the war against Iran.
The reason we lost is war, the vice president had written down, arguing that losing the Senate for the next six years could not be justified in this conflict.
Earlier this year, Trump charged Vance with running negotiations with Tehran. In April, the vice president travelled to Pakistan, where he held marathon talks with Iranian representatives, but the meeting ended without agreement.
Recently, Vance had contacted a senior Iranian official through Qatar mediators, proposing the resumption of negotiations and an immediate meeting between representatives of the two countries, which he would run on his own.
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