Donald Trump invites his vice president, JD Vance, to take a leading role in negotiations with Iran, according to multiple reports. The move places Vance at the centre of efforts to reach a settlement, with analysts and commentators noting that the responsibility could significantly affect both the outcome and the political consequences of any agreement. The coverage frames the decision as potentially advantageous for Vance if negotiations result in a durable peace deal, but also suggests it could become difficult to manage if talks fail or if an eventual agreement proves controversial. The sources characterize the situation as a high-stakes handover: even if Vance is not associated with the push toward confrontation, he is now expected to help shape the diplomatic end point. In this context, any “peace deal” emerging from the negotiations is described as a possible “gift” or a “poison pill,” depending on whether it delivers stability and broad acceptance. The reports do not provide new details on specific terms, timelines, or negotiating conditions, focusing instead on the political assignment of responsibility.