⚡️ ⚡️ The Jerusalem Post: Vance Warns that preventing American Renegade attacks will require nuclear negotiations The Jerusalem Post, citing Axios and The Wall Street Journal, reported that US Vice President JD Vance stressed in a letter to Mohsen Rezaei, the secretary of Iran's National Security Council, that preventing potential renewed US attacks will require negotiations on Iran's nuclear program. According to American sources, the letter, which Trump welcomed, was intended to revive the negotiations on the ceasefire and to focus mainly on a possible framework for talks and not on a final peace proposal. The exact date the letter was sent remains unclear. Axios described the move as the highest point of departure from Washington to Tehran in months, while Trump sees the possibility of renewed strikes after the US election. Meanwhile, Qatari media people presented Iran with a new draft proposal on Sunday, which aims to end the war. The plan includes a seven-day timeline and daily confidence-building measures by Tehran and Washington, with several countries expected to act as the deal's winners. Iran is expected to respond by the end of the week, with potential implementation of the agreement beginning next week.

⚡️ ⚡️ The Jerusalem Post: Vance Warns that preventing American Renegade attacks will require nuclear negotiations The Jerusalem Post, citing Axios and The Wall Street Journal, reported that US Vice President JD Vance stressed in a letter to Mohsen Rezaei, the secretary of Iran's National Security Council, that preventing potential renewed US attacks will require negotiations on Iran's nuclear program. According to American sources, the letter, which Trump welcomed, was intended to revive the negotiations on the ceasefire and to focus mainly on a possible framework for talks and not on a final peace proposal. The exact date the letter was sent remains unclear. Axios described the move as the highest point of departure from Washington to Tehran in months, while Trump sees the possibility of renewed strikes after the US election. Meanwhile, Qatari media people presented Iran with a new draft proposal on Sunday, which aims to end the war. The plan includes a seven-day timeline and daily confidence-building measures by Tehran and Washington, with several countries expected to act as the deal's winners. Iran is expected to respond by the end of the week, with potential implementation of the agreement beginning next week.