US seeks 'verifiable commitment' Iran won't rebuild nuclear programme, Vance says
US seeks 'verifiable commitment' Iran won't rebuild nuclear programme, Vance says US Vice President JD Vance said Washington was focused on securing Iran’s “long-term” and “verifiable commitment” not to rebuild its nuclear programme, while claiming the US had “in some ways decisively won” the war against Iran and destroyed its nuclear programme. Speaking at a town hall hosted by CBS News, Vance…
US Vice President Joseph Biden Jr. expressed the administration's focus on obtaining a "verifiable commitment" from Iran to prevent it from rebuilding its nuclear program. Speaking at a town hall on CBS News, Biden stated that Washington had "decisively won" the war against Iran and destroyed the country's nuclear capabilities. He emphasized the need to ensure Iran does not resume its nuclear arsenal within the next five years.
Biden acknowledged that the current high prices of gasoline and diesel were due to Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz and attacks on tankers, which he claimed would fall once the conflict "is over". He blamed Iran for attempting to choke off the world's energy supply, stating that the US Navy had kept oil and gas flowing despite Iran's efforts.
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