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fairly quiet about this deal.

So far, he's allowed Vice President J.D.

Vance, who was in Switzerland to begin the next round of negotiations, be the face of this agreement.

But now Rubio is going to have to be a little more vocal about what he sees as a positive in the deal for allies in this region here.

That's right.

And these are countries that have been dealing with Iran for decades and who regard Tehran with suspicion.

This is not the first moment that the U.S.

and Iran has been locked in some sort of diplomatic negotiation that has then fallen apart.

That's happened now multiple times since the U.S.

and Israel launched this war back in February.

So these allies regard Iran with suspicion.

And frankly, they're going to come to these meetings with Rubio with a good deal of

for these allies, such as limiting Iran's ballistic missile program to make it more difficult for Iran and its proxy groups in the region to attack these countries.

So these allies are going to be looking for these reassurances, and Marco Rubio is going to try and deliver that message, and we'll see how these meetings go.

And this is a positive impact on the economy as well.