Trump Says US Doesn't Need an Iran Deal, Hands Vance a New Target
President Donald Trump said Thursday that America no longer needs a deal with Iran. He told Vice President JD Vance to pivot to what he called the "Massive Corruption" in Democrat-run US cities. The shift lands as Iran's security chief threatens strikes on bases "from West Asia to Europe."
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- The source published it on Nov 12, 2026 at 1:12 PM.
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Donald Trump has closed the door on an Iran deal. Speaking Thursday, the US president said his country no longer needs one, and he pointed Vice President JD Vance at a different job: hunting what he called the
The announcement came with no timeline and no explanation of what happens to the diplomatic track. Breaking The News reported the remarks as the White House's latest signal that Iran talks are off the table. It also follows reports that Vance had been weighing some role tied to Iran — a thread Rezaei's office pointedly ignored.
Tehran had already fired back. Iran's National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei repeated his warning that his country will hit bases
Trump's own Thursday messaging ran on the same theme. He accused the Democratic Party of being
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