[U.S. Vice President Says Many Details of U.S.-Iran Agreement Yet to Be Finalized] Golden Finance reported on June 15 that U.S. Vice President Vance stated on the 15th that the agreement between the United States and Iran still has many details that need to be finalized in subsequent negotiations. If Iran does not commit to abandoning the development of nuclear weapons, the U.S. will continue to exert pressure. Vance said in an interview that there are still many "critical" details that need to be settled during the upcoming 60-day negotiations. He stated that the U.S. "holds diplomatic, economic, and military leverage," and if Iran refuses to make a long-term commitment to not developing nuclear weapons during the negotiations, "we will continue to exert pressure, particularly economic pressure." Regarding the Strait of Hormuz, Vance said the U.S. expects the strait to remain "freely open for the long term," with specific arrangements to be further determined in upcoming technical-level negotiations. (CCTV News)