Iran has agreed to allow international inspectors back into its nuclear facilities, according to Senator JD Vance. This decision follows reported encouragement from former President Trump, who allegedly urged a more conciliatory approach towards Iran. The development appears to contradict recent, more aggressive rhetoric from Trump, who over the weekend threatened potential military action and suggested he would “take over” the country. Vice President Kamala Harris confirmed Trump’s urging for a change in policy. The move signals a potential, though uncertain, shift in US-Iran relations and could impact ongoing negotiations surrounding Iran’s nuclear program. Details regarding the scope and timing of the inspections remain unclear, but the agreement represents a notable departure from recent tensions.