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U.S.-Iran accord hits early snag after Swiss talks fail to proceed as planned
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- Switzerland's foreign ministry reportedly said U.S.-Iran talks scheduled to take place at Bürgenstock on Friday would not proceed as planned.
- The White House also said that Vice President JD Vance was no longer traveling to Switzerland, citing unresolved logistical issues surrounding the negotiations.
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News that the U.S. and Iran had reached an interim deal may have brought some initial relief to markets, but fresh uncertainty emerged on Friday after planned follow-up talks in Switzerland were called off, underscoring the challenges of turning the agreement into a lasting peace settlement.
Switzerland's foreign ministry reportedly said U.S.-Iran talks scheduled to take place at Bürgenstock on Friday would not proceed as planned.
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