During a Turning Point USA event, US Vice President JD Vance addressed the ongoing peace negotiations between the United States and Iran, highlighting the deep-seated mistrust that has developed over decades. He stated that this mistrust cannot be resolved quickly, despite both parties showing willingness to continue discussions. Vance noted that Iranian negotiators are eager to reach an agreement, and he feels optimistic about the current state of negotiations. He reiterated that the administration of US President Donald Trump seeks a broader deal that ensures Iran does not develop nuclear weapons while allowing its economy to integrate globally. Vance's remarks followed President Trump's indication that talks could resume in Pakistan within days, after previous negotiations ended without a deal. The US has made clear that it demands Iran to abandon its stockpile of enriched uranium and comply with strict verification measures to prevent future nuclear weapon development.