Trump issues a statement!! "Vance is not allowed to go" and Iran responds, "The Vice President is not coming, Iran is not coming either"

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Trump spoke first. On April 19th, he personally told reporters that Vance would not go, citing security reasons. The envoy Witkoff and his son-in-law Kushner were the ones going. Before the words even finished, the White House contradicted itself, officially confirming Vance's trip. In just a few hours, from "not going" to "going," everyone was stunned. White House officials only left a single line: the situation has changed.
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The root cause lies in the strict rule of the Secret Service. The President and Vice President cannot be in the same place at the same time, not in the Middle East, and not within the United States. Even if Vance arrived in Islamabad and Trump suddenly decided to fly over to sign an agreement, Vance would have to pack up and leave first.

Iran's side is even more resolute. A source announced: If your Vice President doesn't come, our Speaker Kalibaf won't go either. The last round was Vance's 21-hour marathon talk with Kalibaf that collapsed. This time, the U.S. downgraded the level, and Iran immediately responded with an equivalent downgrade—neither side wants to be seen as inferior.
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The ceasefire expires on April 22nd, the Strait of Hormuz is still closed, Islamabad hotels have been vacated, and security has been fully upgraded. But who will sit at the negotiation table remains uncertain.
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