Trump says Vance may not attend peace talks in Pakistan over safety concerns
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President Trump says Vice President Vance might not attend Iran peace talks in Pakistan due to safety concerns.
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President Trump stated Wednesday that Vice President JD Vance might not attend upcoming peace talks with Iran in Pakistan due to safety concerns. Trump informed the New York Post that he anticipates the in-person talks in Islamabad "very soon," following a ceasefire agreement reached on Tuesday. The potential absence of Vice President Vance from these critical diplomatic discussions highlights security considerations for high-ranking US officials abroad. These talks aim to build on the recently agreed ceasefire deal between the United States and Iran.
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Peace talks with Iran in Pakistan are anticipated "very soon" following a ceasefire agreement.
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