Vance says nuclear talks with Iran made progress, IAEA oversight agreed
Vice President J.D. Vance said negotiations with Tehran have advanced after talks held in Switzerland. In a statement from Switzerland, where the discussions took place, he said the sides reached understandings on opening the Strait of Hormuz and on coordination in Lebanon.
Vance also said Iran agreed to oversight by the International Atomic Energy Agency, calling it a first step toward ending Iran's nuclear program. The remarks did not provide further details on the scope or timing of any agreement.
The statement comes amid the ongoing U.S.-Iran negotiations, with Switzerland serving as the venue for the latest round of talks. Vance presented the reported understandings as tangible progress in the effort to reach an arrangement with Tehran.
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