J. Dee Vance, US Vice President, at the Andrews base, referring to the process of talks on Iran, emphasized that Washington did not set a date for reaching an agreement before a possible renewal of the attacks and said: "We have not set a target date, but we have announced what we want." "After Iran's nuclear program is destroyed, we want to make sure they don't rebuild it or try to rebuild it, and that's the most important thing for the US." "What I found is that they obviously place a lot of importance on their national sovereignty as well as economic recovery," Vance added, referring to his assessment of the other side's positions. "We believe there is a way to an agreement, but it really requires a firm and verifiable commitment that they will not renew their nuclear program."

J. Dee Vance, US Vice President, at the Andrews base, referring to the process of talks on Iran, emphasized that Washington did not set a date for reaching an agreement before a possible renewal of the attacks and said: "We have not set a target date, but we have announced what we want." "After Iran's nuclear program is destroyed, we want to make sure they don't rebuild it or try to rebuild it, and that's the most important thing for the US." "What I found is that they obviously place a lot of importance on their national sovereignty as well as economic recovery," Vance added, referring to his assessment of the other side's positions. "We believe there is a way to an agreement, but it really requires a firm and verifiable commitment that they will not renew their nuclear program."