“A day or two” is the optimistic timing that JD Vance set for himself, before boarding for Switzerland, to “make progress” with Iran on nuclear power and the ceasefire in Lebanon. Four days after signing the memorandum of understanding with Tehran to end the war, the American vice-president began talks on Sunday June 21 with Iranian negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, and Pakistani and Qatari mediators. A “historic meeting” he hailed on Sunday, calling for “turning a new page” in the Middle East. Centered on the Iranian nuclear program and Iranian assets, these discussions, organized in Bürgenstock, in the Swiss Alps, must last 60 days, renewable.
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