Wans said that the United States is very close to reaching an agreement with Iran.

On June 9th, local time, according to reports from Colombia Broadcasting Company, U.S. Vice President Pence stated that the United States is "very close" to reaching an agreement with Iran that can long-term solve the Iran nuclear issue. Pence said that the agreement may be reached within the next week or may take several months, but it will "absolutely" be achieved before the midterm elections in November. He stated that the United States hopes to reach an agreement that aligns with U.S. economic interests and ensures long-term that Iran cannot obtain nuclear weapons. When asked about concerns that Iran may be delaying the negotiations, Pence disagreed. He said that Iran's decision-making system itself takes time to form a consensus, and President Trump believes in the negotiation capabilities of the U.S. government and the enforcement and supervision mechanisms in the future agreement.