J. D. Vance announced that recent high-level negotiations between the United States and Iran concluded without an agreement after Iranian officials رفضed U.S. terms. Speaking from Serena Hotel Islamabad, Vance said the discussions lasted about 21 hours and involved serious, detailed exchanges but ultimately failed to produce a breakthrough.
He stated that the United States clearly communicated its “red lines” and presented what it considered a final proposal. However, Iran chose not to accept those conditions. Vance added that this outcome is more detrimental to Iran than to the United States.
During the talks, Vance remained in close contact with Donald Trump, updating him multiple times. The U.S. delegation included Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, working alongside Marco Rubio and Pete Hegseth.
A key U.S. goal was to secure firm guarantees that Iran would not develop nuclear weapons. While no deal was reached, Vance emphasized that diplomatic efforts are ongoing, and the U.S. is still awaiting Iran’s response to its proposal.
