US vice president urges Iran to make 'tangible' nuclear cuts to end war

US Vice President J.D. Vance said Iran must make tangible reductions to its nuclear capabilities in order to end the war.

He added that it remains unclear how much authority Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and his foreign minister, Abbas Araqchi, actually have, noting that Iran's decision-making process is opaque and adds to the complexity, according to Reuters.

Vance indicated that the United States remains open to an agreement with Iran, provided there are "concrete nuclear concessions," stressing that Iran must limit uranium enrichment if it wants to demonstrate its commitment.