U.S.-Iran talks planned for June 19 are off: Switzerland
The brief
Multiple news outlets report that planned U.S.-Iran talks scheduled for June 19 in Switzerland have been postponed. The White House stated Vice-President J.D. Vance withdrew from a planned trip, while diplomats cite Israeli strikes in Lebanon as a contributing factor, and Iran has also postponed the talks. The situation is developing amid ongoing tensions and a resumption of clashes in the region.
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Lead report
U.S.-Iran talks planned for June 19 are off: Switzerland
The announcement came after a White House spokesperson said overnight that U.S. Vice-President J.D. Vance had pulled out of the planned trip
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