Afghanistan, Aug. 6 -- U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance said a potential agreement with Iran could benefit American citizens as Washington continues diplomatic efforts with Tehran over its nuclear programme and regional security concerns.
Vance said negotiations with Iran remain complicated but argued that reaching a deal would serve U.S. interests. His comments follow President Donald Trump's recent remarks that he prefers an agreement with Tehran to avoid further deaths while keeping military options available if diplomacy fails.
According to Al Jazeera, Vance said during an interview with Fox News on Thursday that the United States would continue using diplomatic, economic and military tools to ensure any agreement produces what he descr...