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Trump, Vance defend U.S.-Iran pact as 60-day negotiation period starts

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By Vaughn Cockayne Verified, Lindsey McPherson Verified
| Washington Times Verified
President Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance staunchly defended the recently signed U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding on Thursday, insisting the deal will be better for regional security even as critics say it rewards Tehran.
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Vance praises Iran deal, says Tehran gets no rewards without action

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By Vaughn Cockayne Verified
| Washington Times Verified
Vice President J.D. Vance said Thursday that the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding is the first step toward regional stability, and struck back at critics who argued the agreement rewarded Tehran. When asked by The Washington Times about reports that Iran was funneling oil profits to Hezbollah fighters in Lebanon, Mr. Vance said Tehran’s continued support for its terror proxies is precisely the reason the pact was needed in the first place.
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Israel says its troops will stay in southern Lebanon, directly contradicting U.S.-Iran agreement

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By Vaughn Cockayne Verified
| Washington Times Verified
Israeli troops will continue to occupy large swaths of territory in southern Lebanon, the Israeli Defense Forces announced Thursday, drawing a firm rebuke from Tehran and complicating the upcoming negotiations between Iran and the U.S. The Israeli military released a map of the “security zone” it created in southern Lebanon and said that its forces would remain there to deter further attacks on Israeli citizens.
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