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The US vice president linked the end of the war with Iran to a significant reduction in the enrichment capacity of this country and said that a promise to reduce enrichment in the future is not enough. In response to this request, an Iranian official told the Reuters news agency that before any discussion on the nuclear program, Washington must accept Iran's conditions.

A sign that the two sides still disagree about the starting point of the negotiations. In such a situation, Jedi Vance said about the lack of transparency regarding the decision-making process in Tehran and emphasized that it is not clear how much power the president and foreign minister of Iran have in the power structure. What does America mean by a significant and practical reduction of enrichment, and considering the fact that Tehran sees enrichment as its red line, is there actually a reason to reach an agreement?