Vance Heads to Pakistan for Iran Peace Talks

0:00On April 21st, Vice President J.D. Vance is heading to Pakistan for urgent peace talks with Iran, just as their two-week ceasefire ticks down to expire. Wednesday evening, Washington time. Trump made the call to send Vance after waiting all Monday for Iran to confirm a team, building on past chats through Pakistani go-betweens. He's firm no extension without a solid deal, and the Strait of Hormuz-Blocades stays until they agree. Iran's dragging its feet, pushed by revolutionary guards to skip talks unless the U.S. drops the blockade first. Tehran says it's ready for confrontation and calls negotiations a waste without real changes. Trump's been firing off truth social posts, boasting he's winning the war, big time, and crafting a deal way better than Obama's old nuclear pact from. 2015. He demands Iran ditch any nuclear pursuit, no ifs or buts. Meanwhile, Israel and Lebanon restart their own talks Thursday in Washington, keeping things separate from the Iran drama, as tensions simmer, eyes.

1:02Stay glued on Islamabad for any breakthrough.