"We are going back to Washington without an agreement, and I think it's bad for Iran more than for the United States," JD Vance said.
Washington's key condition remains Tehran's clear commitment to abandon the development of nuclear weapons and the technologies that allow them to be quickly created.
"We need to see an unequivocal and long-term commitment to abandoning nuclear weapons. So far it is not there.''
The Foreign Ministry of Iran announced that the parties reached mutual understanding on a number of issues, but opinions were divided on 2-3 important issues, due to which no agreement was reached. The negotiations took place in an atmosphere of mistrust, and no one expected that the agreement would be reached in one session, the Iranian agency noted. Tehran also announced Washington's "excessive demands".
