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U.S. Vice President JD Vance says Washington has seen “evidence” that Iran is attempting to rebuild elements of its nuclear program, warning that Tehran cannot be allowed to obtain a nuclear weapon and stressing that “other options” remain if diplomacy fails. U.S.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio reinforced the warning, calling Iran a “grave threat” and accusing it of expanding its ballistic missile arsenal, including efforts that could eventually lead to intercontinental-range capabilities. Rubio said Iran already possesses missiles capable of striking U.S. bases and partners across the Middle East, and warned that Tehran’s refusal to discuss its missile program remains a major obstacle.
The remarks come as indirect talks between Washington and Tehran continue, with negotiators focusing primarily on Iran’s nuclear activities. President Donald Trump has said diplomacy is his preference, but cautioned that failure to reach an agreement could have serious consequences. … more Original Article
