Vance's Middle East Talks: Ceasefire, Peace in 15 Days

0:00On April 6, Vice President JD Vance jumped into high-stakes middle east talks on Easter Sunday, pushing a Pakistani-broker plan for an immediate ceasefire, followed by broader peace negotiations wrapped up in 15-20 days. Pakistan's army chief, Field Marshal Ossi Munir, stayed on the line all night with Vance, U.S. Special Envoy Steve Whitkopf, and Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Arakchi to hammer out the details. President and Donald Trump kicked things off Saturday on Truth Social, reminding Iran of his 10-day deadline to cut a deal or reopen the straight-of. Hormuz then narrowing it to 48 hours before serious consequences hit. A top Iranian official pushback Monday, saying any short-term truths won't touch the straight, accusing Washington of dodging a full permanent ceasefire, and insisting Tehran won't buckle under deadlines or pressure. Some told Axia Sunday, they're in deep negotiations with a real shot at a deal by Tuesday, but if not, everything over there could go up in.

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