
Vance described Iran's leadership as fractured, with some factions wanting peace and others committed to war. He predicted oil prices will fall and stay down.
US Vice President JD Vance said Wednesday that negotiations with Iran will be messy and take time, describing the Iranian leadership as fractured and hard to deal with. In a Fox News interview, Vance said some Iranian factions want the conflict to end while others remain committed to continuing it. He said the US will use military, economic and diplomatic tools to secure a favorable outcome. Oil prices will come down and stay down, he predicted. President Trump earlier said progress has been made and that Iran reached out seeking talks. He said the situation would become clearer within 48 hours.
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