
Vice President JD Vance led weekend negotiations in Islamabad with Iranian and Pakistani delegations that aimed to solidify a ceasefire but did not end the war. Participants described the talks as cordial and reported progress in building goodwill and mutual confidence, even though substantive agreement was not reached. After returning from Pakistan, Vance defended President Trump’s actions against Iran at a Turning Point USA campus event, where some attendees bristled at his hawkish stance, underscoring domestic divisions about the failed talks’ implications.
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