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The United States and Iran have made "many advances" towards an agreement, says JD Vance

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29 May 2026, 06:37
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Vice President JD Vance stated on Thursday that it is "seen" whether President Donald Trump will sign a provisional memorandum of understanding with Iran and said that the two countries are still negotiating "a few points related to the wording of the text."

Highlighting the progress made, Vance stated that there are a few key points regarding Iran's nuclear program and enriched uranium that remain under discussion.

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VIDEO Statele Unite și Iranul au făcut 'multe progrese' către un acord, afirmă JD Vance
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Statele Unite şi Iranul au făcut “multe progrese” către un acord, afirmă JD Vance
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„Rămâne de văzut” dacă Trump va semna acordul preliminar cu Iranul, afirmă Vance

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