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President Trump said that he had pulled Vice President JD Vance back from engaging in potential peace talks with Iran, saying that his time would be better spent investigating fraud in Democratic-run states and cities. #AWANIinternational

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00:00U.S. President Donald Trump said that the U.S. does not need a deal with Iran,
00:04just as his vice president was reportedly exploring a return to peace talks.
00:09Trump has told J.D. Vance to turn his attention instead
00:11to alleged crime and corruption in democratic-run cities and states.
00:17The Wall Street Journal reports that days before last week's U.S. midterm elections,
00:22Vance was speaking with intermediaries in Iran and Qatar about restarting negotiations to end the war.
00:28In the lead-up to the midterms, Trump had suggested that Iran would be more willing
00:32to strike a deal after the elections. But on Thursday, in a post on Truth Social,
00:37Trump appeared to close the door on renewed talks, saying the U.S. does not need a deal with Iran.
00:42His administration now argues that its blockade and economic sanctions are working.
00:47Earlier this week, Trump also described the war as effectively over.
00:51That marks a shift from his earlier threat to launch new strikes if no deal was reached.
00:55It also appears to push Vance away from a central role in Iran diplomacy,
01:00after the vice president publicly blamed the war for the Republican Party's midterm losses.
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