The first round of negotiations between the Iranian and American delegations, mediated by Qatar and Pakistan, has ended in Switzerland, according to Israeli and regional reports.
The first round of US-Iran nuclear and regional talks has concluded in Switzerland, Sunday evening, according to multiple media reports. The talks — held in a trilateral format with Qatari and Pakistani mediation — opened earlier today after days of delays linked to Israeli strikes in Lebanon and Iranian demands for a ceasefire in that arena. As The Zioneer reported earlier, the US delegation led by Vice President JD Vance arrived overnight Saturday, with initial American demands including IAEA inspector access to Iranian nuclear sites. The duration and the topics covered in this first round have not yet been detailed, beyond the reported framework of sanctions relief, frozen assets, and the nuclear file alongside Lebanon-related agenda items. It remains unclear whether a second round has been scheduled.
3 developments
- DevelopingReport: Iran nuclear talks may extend 60 days, including enrichment and inspections
- DevelopingIran's state TV says no nuclear talks at Switzerland meeting
- DevelopingIsraeli analysis: Iran nuclear talks postponed, enrichment unresolved
- ConfirmedIranian spokesman: MoU focuses on ending war, not nuclear issue
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