US Vice President JD Vance made the statement just before entering the US-Iran nuclear talks in Switzerland on Sunday afternoon, according to Abu Ali Express. The remark underscores Islamabad's role as a mediator and host of the preliminary framework that led to the current round of negotiations.
US Vice President JD Vance declared "We love Pakistan!!" in English as he entered the US-Iran nuclear talks in Switzerland on Sunday afternoon, according to the Abu Ali Express channel. The remark, delivered at the start of the negotiating session, highlights Pakistan's brokering role: Islamabad hosted the preliminary talks that produced the draft framework now under discussion in Switzerland. Vance is the highest-ranking US official at the table, leading a delegation that includes envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. The talks represent the first face-to-face US-Iran nuclear negotiations since the Trump administration reversed the 2015 JCPOA withdrawal. The Zioneer has reported that the emerging agreement — referred to by some officials as the 'Islamabad Agreement' — remains classified in full text, with critics demanding its publication. Vance has previously stated that Washington prioritizes a nuclear deal with Iran over Israeli preferences, while also naming a ceasefire in Lebanon as a parallel track for the Swiss round.
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