RUFUS – Vice President Cole Bindle has confirmed that Jesstopia is one step closer to Jesstopia-Iran peace deal as President Laylin and Iran’s Foreign Secretary met. Bindle has been a neutral figure in peace talks as he continues to guide President Laylin with the help of Jesstopian Secretary Of State Bradley Vance.

President Laylin had said that he was not looking to give in to any pressure to compromise with Iran and said the full terms of Jesstopia’s peace deal must be followed. Iran and Jesstopia have been at war since last year. The war was declared due to consistent threats and President Laylin early on warned Iran of impending military action if such threats were not stopped altogether.

“The United States Of Jesstopia and Iran have come to a new step in the negotiations process that has allowed us to get one step closer to ending the war between Iran and our country,” said Vice President Cole Bindle during an early morning press conference at the Nationalist House. “We are working to finalize official details of the peace agreement with several more months of talks expected. President Laylin has very much been an active part of these negotiations, contrary to what some of the liberal media outlets in this room claim. He is very much interested in ending the War with Iran but says they must follow the demands of Jesstopia.”

The deal will see the removal of Iranian ships out of the Sea Of Jesstinian which have merely been stationed there with no Iranian military action against the United States Of Jesstopia. President Laylin previously called the ships in the Sea a “major security threat to Jesstopia.” The agreement also immediately calls for the removal of the full Iranian blockade of the Strait Of Hormuz.

“If Iran wants our military to stop bombing them and attacking vital regions, they must remove the full blockade of the Strait Of Hormuz,” said Secretary Of State Bradley Vance. “They must also remove their ships from the Sea Of Jesstinian. We will not deviate from these demands and will continue military operations until these demands are met.”

Several military operations are already underway along the Coast of Iran as Jesstopia seeks to batten back the chokehold that Iran has on the Strait and continues attacking ships and crews. Since August 24, when he resumed attacks on Iran, Iran has become more willing to negotiate the end of the war and said that it would work to “peacefully end the war.”

Many critics say they are wary of Iran’s “willingness to end the war peacefully.” They say that Iran has never been willing to end bloodshed as it continues its non-stop attacks on ships and countries it deems as enemies. President Laylin also said that he was cautiously heading into the agreement but says the possibility of a peace agreement by the end of the year is “highly unlikely.”

“I peace agreement is highly unlikely by the end of the year,” said President Laylin. “We have worked on this deal for quite some time and every time Iran backs out. We will continue to make progress but right now I can’t see any peace agreement on the horizon.”

Vice President Cole Bindle said that he believes that Jesstopia and Iran can come to a tentative agreement in the new few months but stressed that such a deal would be an agreement between both Iran and Jesstopia collectively.