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US-Iran Talks Expected to Start Sunday in Switzerland, Says Vice President Vance

Vice President JD Vance indicated that U.S.-Iran talks may begin on Sunday in Switzerland, following delays due to Iran's delegation flight. The discussions were initially set for Friday but were postponed amid ongoing conflict in Lebanon. Vance noted that the situation is fluid and highlighted the importance of diplomatic protocols in the negotiations.

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Vice President JD Vance indicated that U.S.-Iran talks may begin on Sunday in Switzerland, following delays due to Iran's delegation flight. The discussions were initially set for Friday but were postponed amid ongoing conflict in Lebanon. Vance noted that the situation is fluid and highlighted the importance of diplomatic protocols in the negotiations.

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Vance says US-Iran talks may start Sunday in Switzerland but situation is ‘in flux’

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US-Iran Talks Expected to Start Sunday in Switzerland, Says Vice President Vance