[White House Confirms U.S. Vice President Vance to Attend Talks in Pakistan] According to a report by Jinse Finance, on April 19, local time, the U.S. White House confirmed that U.S. Vice President Vance will travel to Pakistan alongside U.S. Presidential Envoy Whitkoff and the President's son-in-law Kushner to attend the next round of talks on the Iran issue. Previously, U.S. President Trump had denied that Vance would participate in the latest round of talks. Sources from Iran indicated that if U.S. Vice President Vance does not attend the negotiations, high-ranking Iranian officials, such as Iranian Parliament Speaker Qalibaf, would also not join the negotiation team. According to sources, the U.S. Secret Service does not want Vance and the President to be in the same location simultaneously. This consideration applies not only to trips to the Middle East, where ongoing conflicts and high security risks persist, but also to domestic travel. If an agreement is ultimately reached and Trump decides to personally travel to Pakistan, Vance will likely need to return to the U.S. in advance. Regarding the conflicting information about the composition of the U.S. delegation, a White House official stated: "The situation has changed." (CCTV)