The first round of Iran-US talks in Switzerland has ended with signs of progress, according to U.S. Vice President JD Vance. He said discussions covered nuclear inspections, regional security and efforts to maintain stability in key flashpoints across the Middle East. Vance suggested nuclear inspectors could visit Iran as early as this week, while technical teams remain engaged in follow-up negotiations. Although major differences remain, both sides appear willing to keep diplomatic channels open and continue talks in the coming days and weeks.


US-Iran Peace Talks: Vance Claims Progress In Iran Talks As Nuclear Discussions Continue

Donald Trump has hinted that a second round of U.S.–Iran peace talks could take place within days, even as tensions remain high over the ongoing crisis in the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. naval blockade linked to the conflict continues to disrupt shipping and energy routes, raising global concerns.


Iran Yet to Confirm Next Round of Negotiations With US

JD Vance departed for Pakistan to engage in high-stakes peace talks with Iran, expressing cautious optimism ahead of negotiations. He stated the team expects a positive outcome if Iran approaches discussions in good faith and with openness. However, Vance wared that any attempt to mislead or stall would be firmly rejected by the U.S. delegation. Emphasizing clear directives from the President, he noted the negotiating team is prepared, disciplined, and focused on securing meaningful progress while protecting American interests.


Reports: Talks to Be Held in Islamabad's Serena Hotel

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US-Iran Peace Talks: Vance Claims Progress In Iran Talks As Nuclear Discussions Continue

Iran Yet to Confirm Next Round of Negotiations With US

Reports: Talks to Be Held in Islamabad's Serena Hotel