US Vice President JD Vance announced early Sunday that after 21 hours of negotiations in Islamabad, the American delegation failed to reach an agreement with Iran and would leave Pakistan. Speaking at a press conference, Vance said he had spoken with President Donald Trump at least six times during the talks. He stated that Iran refused to accept US conditions, including restrictions on nuclear weapons development, and described the outcome as worse for Iran than for the United States.
The Islamabad meeting marked the first direct US-Iran talks in over a decade and the highest-level contact since Iran’s 1979 Islamic Revolution. The discussions were expected to influence the fragile two-week ceasefire and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a vital route for about 20 percent of global energy supplies. Iran has kept the strait closed since the conflict began, driving up oil prices and causing heavy casualties.
According to Iranian officials, technical teams will continue exchanging documents despite unresolved differences, though no date was set for resuming talks. Pakistan’s mediation role represented a major diplomatic shift for the country after years of isolation.
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