Finally, Vice President, JD Vance, broke open the ice of silence on Islamabad Accord and clarified the outcome of the accord. He spoke to Fox News along with Bret Baier on 21-hour peace talk held in Pakistan.

Vance stated against the narrative of failure, emphasizing that the U.S. successfully established its "red lines" and gained critical insight into the Iranian negotiating strategy. Amazon Brand - Myx Women's Pure Cotton Embroidered Short Kurti | Tunic | Short Kurta (Available in Plus Sizes)

Vance stated, "I wouldn't just say that things went wrong. I also think things went right. We made a lot of progress." He argued that clarifying the U.S. position was a victory in itself, ensuring Tehran knows exactly what is required for a "good deal."

Vance repeatedly emphasized that the U.S. delegation had done its part. He noted that the Iranian team in Pakistan lacked the ultimate authority to finalize terms and had to return to Tehran for approval from the Supreme Leader.

He also stated US’s stand on Iran’s uranium enrichment and US will not accept Iran to have any uranium facility. Us will not allow Iran to develop any nuclear weapons.

Vance warned and highlighted that the U.S. expects Iran to continue moving toward reopening the Strait. He cautioned that a failure to do so would "fundamentally change the negotiation"—a nod to the ongoing U.S. naval blockade. ₹8 Lakh Deal Foiled: Security Forces Rescue 16-Year-Old Girl and capture Trafficker in West Bengal

Most imperatively, While the first round in Islamabad ended in a standoff, reports suggest a second round of talks is tentatively scheduled for April 16, 2026, based on Tehran's response to the "final and best offer" delivered by the Vance delegation. Abhi na Jao Chodkar. Abhee to dil bhara nahi…. The nation sings with sorrow

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