Trump says Vice President Vance will not lead Iran talks delegation

Kathmandu. US President Donald Trump stated on Sunday that Vice President JD Vance will not lead the delegation for talks aimed at ending the war with Iran. He had previously indicated that the US delegation would arrive in Islamabad by Monday. The news that Vice President Vance, who led the previous round of talks with Tehran without reaching an agreement, will not lead the US negotiating team this time has created uncertainty, especially since members of Trump's cabinet had previously stated that Vance would lead the negotiations.

“It is only for security reasons,” President Trump told ABC News, “Any notion that Vance was removed from the Islamabad trip due to concerns about his ability to reach a deal with the Islamic Republic is not true.”