Vance Says Iran Nuclear Deal Details Could Clarify Before Midterms

U.S. Vice President James David Vance said details of a potential nuclear agreement with Iran could be finalized before the midterm elections. Speaking with CBS News, Vance said the framework for any deal would become clear ahead of the November votes. Vance said the fundamental goal of U.S. policy remains preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons in the future. He noted that progress has been made in the negotiations, though the agreement could come together next week or take several more months. He said Iran has moved slowly toward reaching consensus, but expressed confidence in President Trump's negotiating ability. Vance added that work remains to be done on the path to an agreement.