Former Vice President Mike Pence publicly criticized President Donald Trump's reported Iran agreement during an interview with CNN's Kaitlan Collins.

Although the full details of the agreement have not yet been released, Pence expressed serious concerns about information that has reportedly emerged regarding the deal.

According to Pence, early reports suggest that the administration may be granting sanctions waivers and other concessions to Iran at the outset of the agreement.

He argued that such measures would provide economic and political relief to the Iranian government at a time when, in his view, it is already under significant pressure and international isolation.

Pence stated that easing sanctions would effectively serve as a 'lifeline' to the Iranian regime and described the reported approach as misguided.

He maintained that the United States should continue applying maximum pressure through sanctions and other measures rather than relaxing restrictions.

During the interview, he also rejected the idea of unfreezing Iranian assets, saying that even if some policymakers considered the move defensible, he believed it was the wrong strategic choice.

His comments add to broader criticism of the reported agreement from some Republican lawmakers and foreign policy observers who have questioned the administration's approach toward Iran.Pence's remarks highlight divisions within conservative circles over U.S.policy toward Iran and suggest that the agreement could become a significant point of political debate.

Because the details of the deal remain undisclosed, much of the criticism is currently based on reported leaks and preliminary information rather than the finalized text of the agreement.