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Vance says U.S. and Iran agreed to set up direct channel with IRGC 'to settle disputes'

Haaretz

June 25, 2026

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Vance says U.S. and Iran agreed to set up direct channel with IRGC 'to settle disputes'

'We'll send somebody from the IRGC to go hang out in Doha with somebody from CENTCOM,' the U.S. vice president said in an interview with UnHerd. Vance added that pro-Israel UAE is talking with the IRGC for the first time on 'various types of economic incentives' for Iran

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