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VP Vance to lead US delegation in Islamabad talks with Iran — White House
·Islamabad, Pakistan
The White House confirmed that Vice President JD Vance would lead the US negotiating team in direct talks with Iran in Islamabad on April 10. The announcement came as the ceasefire framework showed signs of strain with Iran accusing the US of violating three clauses of the agreed framework.
The White House confirmed on April 10 that Vice President JD Vance would lead the US delegation at the Islamabad talks with Iran, saying Trump had entrusted him with the responsibility given his role in shaping the original ceasefire agreement. The talks were scheduled as the most significant direct US-Iran engagement since the conflict began. Iran had previously said the talks might not happen given its accusations of US violations.
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Actor responses
The White House said Vance would lead the delegation and present a comprehensive framework for durable peace and verifiable denuclearization.
Iranian officials confirmed their delegation would attend but reiterated that US violations must be addressed before any agreement on uranium transfer.
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