Vance: U.S. "Hopesful" About New Round of Indirect U.S.-Iran Talks, but Does Not Rule Out Military Action
On February 25 local time, U.S. Vice President Vance stated that the United States is “hopeful” about the new round of indirect U.S.-Iran talks scheduled for the 26th in Geneva, Switzerland, and hopes to reach a “good solution” through diplomatic channels.Vance said the U.S. position is “very clear”: Iran cannot possess nuclear weapons. He noted that U.S. President Donald Trump prefers to resolve the issue through diplomatic means, but will also deploy U.S. military forces if necessary. (CCTV)
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