Vance: Iran Deal Possible if Negotiations Are Real

0:00It's April 8th. You're listening to Global News Today, AI-powered global coverage. JD Vance just spoke out from Budapest on his Hungary trip, saying a deal with Iran could happen if they negotiate for real. He called the current setup a fragile truce, with some Iranian sides stepping up constructively while others dragged their feet. The president has pushed his whole team, including the Secretary of State and Special Envoy Steve Whitkov to bargain in good faith. This stressed the bosses getting impatient for real progress. This comes right after the U.S. and Iran locked in a two-week ceasefire, broker by Pakistan. It might stop a six-week war that's already claimed thousands of lives, and lit up the whole Middle East. That conflict wrecked global energy flows like nothing before, and Trump dropped the ceasefire news late Tuesday, just two-hour shy of his deadline. For Iran to reopen the straight-of-for-muse, or risk total wipeout. For now, the balls in Iran's court. Vance hopes they pick the smart path forward and turn the shaky paws into lasting peace.