JD Vance Describes Iran Ceasefire as 'Fragile Truce' Amid Global Market Reactions
Vice President JD Vance has characterized the recent ceasefire with Iran as a 'fragile truce.' The ceasefire, announced on Tuesday, has temporarily halted attacks on Iran for two weeks, leading to a relief rally in global markets. Speaking in Hungary, Vance noted that while Iran's foreign minister has responded positively to the ceasefire, other factions within Iran have been dishonest about the agreement. Vance emphasized the U.S.'s significant military, diplomatic, and economic leverage over Iran, suggesting that the U.S. is prepared to use these tools if necessary. President Trump has expressed impatience for progress, warning Iran of severe consequences if a deal is not reached. 
