Talks with Iran stall, US delegation leaves Pakistan
The US delegation led by Vice President James David Vance has left Pakistan after failing to reach an agreement in negotiations with Iran.
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Negotiations between the US and Iran held in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, have officially ended. According to reports in the US press, Vice President James David Vance, US President Donald Trump's Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff, and Trump's son-in-law and former senior advisor Jared Kushner boarded the "Air Force 2" aircraft at approximately 07:08 local time and departed Pakistan.
VANCE HAD ANNOUNCED THEY COULD NOT REACH AN AGREEMENT WITH IRAN
US Vice President James David Vance stated in an announcement earlier in the day
that no results were achieved from the 21 hours of negotiations held with Iran in Islamabad, saying, "We could not reach an agreement with Iran. As a result, we are returning to the US without a deal." Vance added, "We are leaving here with a very simple proposal, which is our final and best offer for a compromise. We will see whether the Iranians accept it or not."