Iran says no new commitments on nuclear sites after Vance says inspectors to return
Iran's foreign ministry says it made 'no new commitments' on nuclear inspections after talks in Switzerland. The statement followed US Vice-President Vance saying inspectors would be invited back. Differences over the nuclear file persist between the sides.
Iran's foreign ministry has said it made 'no new commitments' on nuclear inspections after talks held in Switzerland.
The statement followed comments by US Vice-President JD Vance that international inspectors would be invited back to Iran's nuclear sites. Tehran stressed that it had not taken on any new obligations at this stage.
Following the US–Iran war, the nuclear file remains one of the most sensitive issues between the two sides. Diplomatic contacts are expected to continue, with each side holding to its own conditions.
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