US President Donald Trump removed Vice President J. Dee Vance from the Iran negotiations. The day before, Trump wrote that Washington no longer needs to conclude an agreement with Tehran.
Trump's decision came after Ens linked the long-running conflict with Iran to the Republican defeat in the midterm elections. Last week, the vice president said the war was one of the reasons the party lost its majority in both houses of Congress. At the same time, Trump himself stated the same thing.
In the past, the vice president played a key role in Washington's negotiations with Tehran. In April, he led the American delegation to a meeting in Pakistan where the parties tried to negotiate an end to the conflict. But then it was not possible to reach an agreement.
The President of the United States Donald Trump explained why the conflict with Iran has lasted so long. According to him, everything happened at the request of the Gulf countries.
“I could have finished it immediately. At the request of the countries that I seek to protect, we act a little more, a little more civilized, the head of the White House added that requests came from Qatar, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.
And even earlier, Trump expressed hope that the United States would no longer have to launch attacks on Iran's territory, an unexpected treatment that remembers the war.
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