Vance says Trump administration's key objectives have been reached in US-Iran deal

Vice President JD Vance touted a newly reached agreement with Iran on Sunday, saying the Trump administration had achieved its key objectives and predicting the deal could "fundamentally transform the Middle East" for decades to come."I think it's a big moment for the United States of America, thanks of course to the president's leadership and the hard work of the entire team," Vance told "The Big Weekend Show."Speaking to the show by phone, Vance said the agreement — which is expected to be signed Friday — would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and permanently prevent Iran from pursuing a nuclear weapon.IRAN'S REGIME SPINS NUCLEAR AND STRAIT OF HORMUZ DEAL WITH TRUMP AS VICTORY OVER U.S., ISRAELVice President JD Vance speaks during a discussion at the Munich Leaders meeting hosted by the Munich Security Conference at the Willard Hotel in Washington, D.C., May 7, 2025.(MANDEL NGAN/AFP via Getty Images)The vice president said the deal would not only end the conflict but could usher in a new era of stability and economic growth across the region."It's going to end the war.
It's gonna make the Middle East more investable.It's going to mean a lot of prosperity, lower energy prices for the American people," he said."This region of the world has been a basket case for my entire life and longer than that, and what the president has really set us up to do is to certainly eliminate the nuclear threat of Iran...
but now possibly to build to a new era of Middle East prosperity and success, where it's not a region of world where the United States has to worry about so much, but where frankly we can generate a lot of prosperity for the American people out of that region," he added.TRUMP ANNOUNCES PEACE DEAL WITH IRAN, DECLARES STRAIT OF HORMUZ WILL REOPEN: 'LET THE OIL FLOW!'Vice President JD Vance, walks with Pakistan's Chief of Defense Forces and Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir, Pakistani Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar, Charge d'Aff...