Vice President Vance addressed Republican criticism regarding the memorandum of understanding with Iran during a press conference on Thursday. He stated that the 60-day timeline for the next phase of nuclear negotiations has commenced. Vance remarked, "So many of what I’ve read or heard that people believe about this is fundamentally untrue," while speaking to reporters.
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Vice President Vance Responds to GOP Criticism of Iran Deal as Negotiation Timeline Begins
Vice President Vance responded to criticism from Republican lawmakers about the Iran deal, asserting that much of the criticism is based on misinformation. He announced that the 60-day timeline for the next phase of nuclear negotiations with Iran has begun.
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