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US Continues Dialogue with Iran, VP JD Vance Emphasizes Diplomatic Path

US Vice President JD Vance confirms ongoing talks with Iran as Washington pushes diplomacy amid rising regional tensions.

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Washington, March 26, 2026

: The United States is maintaining ongoing diplomatic engagement with Iran, even as regional tensions remain elevated. U.S. Vice President JD Vance said that dialogue remains the preferred approach, noting that discussions between the two sides are continuing through available channels. He indicated that while there has been some movement, major differences have yet to be resolved. Officials in Washington stress that diplomacy is being pursued alongside efforts to safeguard national and regional security interests. At the same time, Iran has reiterated its position that negotiations should take place without external pressure. The situation remains fluid, with global powers closely watching whether ongoing talks can lead to de-escalation or if tensions will persist in the coming days.

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