Vance says Trump may announce Iran deal before Friday

U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance indicated that President Donald Trump could potentially disclose the details of the agreement with Iran prior to its formal signing, which is scheduled for Friday. Leaders from both Iran and the U.S. have already electronically signed the accord.

Speaking to Fox News, Vance characterized the signed document as a "Memorandum of Understanding" that is broadly focused on ending the war in Iran. He noted that the agreement, approximately one and a half pages long, is a high-level framework. Vance explained that many specifics will need to be ironed out during the technical negotiation phase.

While the exact text remains undisclosed, Vance offered insights into the agreed-upon points. He stated that the initial section commits Iran, similar to the U.S., to fostering regional peace and stability. This commitment includes Iran ceasing its financial support for violent terrorist organizations and halting actions that contribute to regional instability.

In a separate interview with NBC News, Vance added that the agreement also encompasses provisions for Iran to permit inspections of its nuclear program. He emphasized that a crucial component involves the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the United States assisting Iran in dismantling its stockpile of highly enriched uranium, a point clearly articulated within the agreement.