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On 12 April 2026 in Islamabad, Pakistan, US and Iranian delegations ended 21 hours of talks without an agreement. US Vice President JD Vance said Iran had chosen 'not to accept our terms' and that the US negotiated in good faith. Vance had extended his stay in Islamabad at Pakistan's request, and he left after the talks, praising Pakistan's mediation. Haaretz reported that the US seeks an Iranian commitment following the talks.
The talks took place under a fragile ceasefire, and Press TV wrote that maximalist US demands cast a shadow over them. Delegations left Pakistan without a deal, and the gaps between the sides remained.
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