Vance Says Iran Agreed to Let UN Nuclear Inspectors Return
US Vice President JD Vance said on Monday, just before leaving for the United States, that talks with Iran made major progress after a day of negotiations in Switzerland. Speaking to reporters, he said, “We had a very good day yesterday, with very significant progress.”
According to Vance, Iran agreed to invite back inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency. He called that “a significant milestone for the American people” and said it is “the first step toward permanent nuclear disarmament or a permanent end to Iran’s nuclear weapons program.”
Vance added that the sides also advanced in additional discussions on the nuclear issue. No further details were provided, and the article says more information will follow.
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