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White House confirms Vance trip to Switzerland delayed
The delay leaves the next phase of U.S.-Iran nuclear talks uncertain as officials cite unfinished logistics and a 60-day timetable.
- The White House announced Thursday night that Vice President JD Vance is delaying his trip to Switzerland for nuclear negotiations with Iran, citing logistical challenges.
- Al-Mayadeen reported that Iran delayed sending its delegation to Switzerland, citing Israel's ongoing military campaign in Lebanon. Washington lifted its blockade, allowing oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz.
- Congressional Republicans criticized the deal, worrying Washington ceded too much to Iran through sanction relief and a potential $300 billion rebuilding fund. Vance defended the agreement, stating demands must be met first.
- A top Trump administration envoy recently told lawmakers that Iran will invite international inspectors to its nuclear sites. Hard-liners remain opposed to direct talks, particularly after the 2015 nuclear deal collapsed.
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