The head of the IAEA, Rafael Grossi, confirmed that the interim peace agreement between the U.S. and Iran grants U.N. inspectors access to Iran's nuclear sites, despite a "war of statements" between the parties regarding the scope of inspections. The deal also aims to end hostilities in the Middle East.
A purported US-Iran nuclear deal faces significant discrepancies, with President Trump announcing concessions like future inspections, while Iranian officials deny agreeing to such terms and emphasize ongoing negotiations.
US VP JD Vance stated Iran agreed to IAEA inspections after talks in Switzerland, a claim Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson denied, stating no new nuclear commitments were made.
US Vice President JD Vance announced a "major milestone" after talks with Iranian leaders, securing Tehran's agreement for IAEA inspectors to return, potentially reopening monitoring of its nuclear program. The US subsequently issued a 60-day waiver on oil sanctions.
Israeli PM Netanyahu stated he and US President Trump act independently, prioritizing national interests. He vowed to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, claiming Israeli operations have degraded Tehran's capabilities and removed an existential threat.
US-Iran talks in Switzerland focused on "all elements of the nuclear deal" and implementation of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for an immediate cessation of hostilities, according to Axios reporter Barak Ravid citing a US diplomatic source.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu stated Israel will maintain its presence in the southern Lebanon security zone indefinitely to protect its citizens and will prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, citing past operations against Iran.
US-Iran nuclear talks are expected to continue overnight in Switzerland. The negotiations, aimed at ending regional conflict and addressing decades-old issues, faced a rocky start due to US President Trump's threats and Iran's delegation temporarily walking out.
El vicepresidente de EE.UU., JD Vance, llegó a Suiza para iniciar negociaciones con Irán sobre su programa nuclear y un acuerdo de paz. Las conversaciones se ven afectadas por la escalada de tensiones entre Israel y Hezbollah y el cierre del Estrecho de Ormuz por parte de Irán.
El vicepresidente de EE.UU., JD Vance, llegó a Suiza para iniciar negociaciones con Irán sobre su programa nuclear y el acuerdo de paz. Las conversaciones se ven afectadas por los enfrentamientos entre Israel y Hezbollah y el cierre del Estrecho de Ormuz.
US Vice President JD Vance arrived in Switzerland to launch negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program. The talks are complicated by recent fighting between Israel and Hezbollah, and Iran's claim of closing the Strait of Hormuz.
Il vicepresidente USA JD Vance è in Svizzera per colloqui con leader iraniani sul programma nucleare di Teheran e un accordo provvisorio per porre fine alla guerra in Iran. Vance spera in progressi sul dossier nucleare e sulla tregua in Libano.
President Trump reportedly expressed anger at Vice President JD Vance for not using Trump's preferred phrase "totally obliterated" to describe the impact on Iran's nuclear program after a June attack. Vance had used "severely damaged" instead, leading to tension between the two.
US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff is traveling to Switzerland for talks with Iran regarding a potential nuclear deal. Another negotiator, Jared Kushner, is already present in Switzerland for the discussions.
US lawmakers and pro-Israel groups are calling on President Trump to submit a recent memorandum of understanding with Iran to Congress for review, citing the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act (INARA) as precedent. The act requires congressional review of agreements related to Iran's nuclear program.
President Trump reportedly grew angry with Vice President JD Vance last year for not using Trump's preferred phrase "totally obliterated" to describe the impact on Iran's nuclear program after a June attack. Vance had instead stated the program was "severely damaged" and "set back substantially."
High-stakes US-Iran nuclear talks stalled as Tehran demanded an end to Israeli strikes in Lebanon. VP Vance's trip to Switzerland was postponed. Iran's supreme leader endorsed direct talks, signaling a domestic policy shift.
A new agreement between the US and Iran signals a return to diplomatic talks regarding Iran's nuclear program. Analysts suggest this involves nuclear restrictions in exchange for sanctions relief and oil waivers, resuming a track previously halted by conflict.
Donald Trump a confié à son vice-président, J.D. Vance, la tâche de promouvoir et de négocier le protocole d'accord sur le nucléaire iranien, dont la phase technique débutera en Suisse.
미국 백악관은 J.D. 밴스 부통령의 이란 핵 협상 후속 실무회담 참석을 위한 스위스 방문이 연기되었다고 18일(현지시간) 발표했습니다. 협상 계획이 아직 확정되지 않았으며, 미국 대표단은 최대한 빠른 시일 내에 대화를 시작할 준비가 되어 있다고 밝혔습니다.
Vice President JD Vance's trip to Switzerland for Iran nuclear talks is postponed due to 'difficult logistics.' The delay follows reports of Iran's own delegation being held back over Israel's actions in Lebanon. The US had previously eased its blockade on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz.
US President Donald Trump announced Israel has received a draft Iran nuclear deal, with technical talks on stockpiles to begin immediately. He warned of renewed military strikes if Iran breaches the agreement and outlined parallel diplomatic efforts with Gulf nations on missiles and proxy groups.
A 2015 tweet by Donald Trump criticizing Barack Obama's Iran nuclear deal has resurfaced after details of Trump's own agreement with Iran leaked, prompting criticism for preserving Iran's nuclear program 'status quo'
A leaked 14-point document outlines a US-Iran framework deal: Iran pledges no nuclear weapons, reopening Strait of Hormuz; US offers $300bn fund, sanctions relief. Deal veracity unconfirmed, Trump expresses irritation.
