$FOREST $R2 $NB According to The Wall Street Journal, U.S. Vice President Vance is considering meeting with Rezaei, secretary of Iran’s top security body, and is increasingly emerging as the lead U.S. negotiator on Iran. Trump has authorized him to restart negotiations, but the meeting remains preliminary, with no date set, and is being arranged by mediators. If it goes ahead, it would be a rare diplomatic contact and a political gamble for Vance. Trump has privately questioned the memorandum of understanding Vance helped reach in June; the White House denies this. Iran is demanding that the U.S. lift its naval blockade, release frozen assets, and ease oil sanctions as preconditions for resuming talks, which Rubio called “completely unrealistic.” Mediators have proposed that the U.S. pull back its aircraft carriers and ease the blockade of ports in exchange for Iran allowing 25 oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. But hardliners’ influence in Iran is growing, casting doubt on the prospects. Within the U.S., Rubio and Miller support continued pressure, while Vance faces resistance at home and abroad; Trump continues to threaten strikes and send additional aircraft carriers.#万斯称美已达成对伊目标 #川普 #香港证监会称代币化迈向商用