Geopolitics
J.D. Vance Admits Iran Peace Deal Is Cover to Restock U.S. Weapons and Oil
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Everything is fake and gay, just like Trump's Iran peace deal
What was said
"So I think what the president has told us to do is use this MOU to sort of refill the world's oil economy. Yeah, to refill some stocks and then to see where the hand is. Okay, there you go. So this is what the president has told us."
Vice President J.D. Vance stated in an interview that the Iran Memorandum of Understanding is being used as a stopgap measure to allow the U.S. to restock oil and weapons supplies, not as a genuine peace agreement. This admission comes amid reporting that President Trump has considered returning to all-out war with Iran but is sticking with diplomatic talks temporarily. The revelation confirms suspicions that the MOU was never intended as a lasting peace framework.
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- Everything is fake and gay, just like Trump's Iran peace deal
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