US Vice President JD Vance announced on Sunday that after 21 hours of negotiations in Pakistan, no agreement was reached with Iran. Vance expressed disappointment, stating that this outcome is more detrimental to Iran than to the United States. He highlighted that the core goal of the negotiations was to secure an affirmative commitment from Iran not to pursue nuclear weapons. Despite discussions covering various issues, including frozen assets, the Iranian delegation did not accept the US terms. Vance emphasized that the US had made its red lines clear and had been flexible during the talks. He confirmed that he maintained consistent communication with President Donald Trump and other key members of the national security team throughout the negotiation process. The US is leaving with a final proposal, hoping Iran will reconsider its stance.