On Tuesday, US Vice President JD Vance addressed reporters regarding Iran's negotiations with the United States, asserting that Iran is eager to reach an agreement. He emphasized that the development of a nuclear weapon by Iran is a definitive 'red line' for the US, and negotiations are ongoing in good faith. Vance warned that any agreement allowing Iran to possess nuclear weapons would not be accepted, indicating that President Donald Trump is prepared to take military action if necessary. He highlighted the potential for a nuclear-armed Iran to spark a global arms race, which would pose significant risks to US security. Vance also expressed concerns about Iran's internal divisions, suggesting that its leadership may lack a clear direction. He called for a long-term commitment from Iran to refrain from developing nuclear weapons, extending beyond Trump's presidency. This discussion follows Trump's recent decision to delay a planned military strike on Iran, which was halted after diplomatic appeals from regional leaders, indicating a potential for peace talks.