⭕️US Delegation Departs Islamabad Following High-Stakes Talks with Iran The #US delegation, led by Vice President , has departed Islamabad after the conclusion of extensive negotiations with #Iran. Senior Pakistani leadership, including Foreign Minister , FM CDF Asim Munir & Prime Minister , formally saw off the delegation. The US team also included Special Envoy Steve Witkoff & Jared Kushner. ️Vice President Vance acknowledged Pakistan’s mediation efforts, stating: “Whatever shortcomings of the negotiations, it wasn’t because of the Pakistanis, who did an amazing job and genuinely tried to help us and the Iranians bridge the gap and reach a deal.” ⭕️Key Takeaways from the Talks: The negotiations spanned approximately 21 hours, described by Vance as “substantive discussions.” No agreement was reached, with Vance noting this outcome as “more detrimental to Iran than to the US.” The US presented clear red lines & terms, which Iran ultimately did not accept. The core dispute remains Washington’s demand for a firm, long-term commitment from Iran not to pursue nuclear weapons or maintain rapid breakout capability. Vance claimed that Iran’s prior enrichment facilities have been neutralised, framing the issue now as one of “political will” rather than technical capability. Discussions also covered frozen assets and broader strategic concerns, though no concrete breakthroughs emerged. The US maintained it negotiated in good faith with flexibility, while upholding its fundamental conditions. American officials remained in constant coordination with Donald Trump and the national security team throughout the process. ️Vance further emphasized: “We leave here with a very simple proposal a method of understanding that represents our final & best offer. We will see whether the Iranians choose to accept it.” Despite no breakthrough, talks ended on a constructive note. Both sides signal more rounds ahead acknowledging that decades of mistrust cannot be resolved overnight.

— Official Statement