The United States Air Force has reportedly deployed equipment to Europe in preparation for a potential visit by US Vice President JD Vance to Geneva, according to information shared by journalist Laura Rozen.
As reported by the Operative Information Center-OMM, a diplomat from a mediating nation involved in discussions regarding a revised agreement draft indicated that the US and Iran have reached a consensus on the text of the contract. However, the source emphasized that final approval has not yet been granted and the diplomatic process remains ongoing.
The deployment of US Air Force aircraft is intended to transport necessary equipment should the Vice President travel to Geneva in the coming days to participate in a potential signing ceremony. To date, neither Washington nor Tehran has provided official confirmation regarding the alleged agreement.
Geneva has historically served as a critical hub for international diplomacy and high-stakes negotiations. The city frequently hosts multilateral talks aimed at resolving complex geopolitical disputes, leveraging its status as a neutral ground for dialogue between nations with strained bilateral relations.
