Work with allies to end the war in Iran through good-faith negotiations and shared military strength.

The path to ending this war requires working together with our allies, using both good faith negotiations and the threat of shared military might.

Schneider commits to an allied, negotiation-backed approach to ending the Iran war.

SCHNEIDER STATEMENT ON THE PRESIDENT’S FAILURE TO DEFINE AN ENDGAME IN IRAN | Congressman Brad Schneider
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Schneider said Trump signed a U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding without Congress, said the administration's war aims had not yet been achieved, and insisted the agreement must come to Congress for review before he would support it.

Officially shows Schneider treating the Iran deal as unfinished and procedurally improper, not as a completed policy success. It indicates active engagement on ending the conflict, but also that the result remained contested and incomplete as of June 18.

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SCHNEIDER STATEMENT ON MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN U.S AND IRAN | Congressman Brad Schneider
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AP reported that U.S. and Iranian negotiators were still in talks aimed at a permanent end to the war, with Qatar and Pakistan mediating; the sides had agreed to interim mechanisms on Lebanon and the Strait of Hormuz, but the negotiations were still ongoing and unstable.

Strong reporting shows concrete progress toward ending the conflict through negotiations with allied mediators, but also that the process was not finished and remained vulnerable to renewed fighting. This supports at most partial delivery, not a fully resolved promise.

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US and Iran wrap second day of talks after rough start
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