Iran will not participate in the negotiations with the USA in Pakistan, citing exaggerated claims from Washington. Vice President Vance will lead the American delegation.

Iran has announced that it will not participate in the second round of negotiations with the United States, scheduled in Pakistan, due to exaggerated claims and the maritime blockade imposed by Washington. President Donald Trump stated that he will send a delegation led by Vice President JD Vance, who already had a failed meeting in April. Although Trump has threatened to destroy Iranian infrastructure if an agreement is not reached, Iran reiterated that it did not agree to the meeting.

The conditions for negotiations are difficult, and a failure could severely impact Vance's image, who aspires to a successful political career. Additionally, Vance is facing internal pressures, considering that the war is becoming increasingly unpopular among Americans. With the ceasefire nearing expiration, the stakes are high for both parties, and the future of the discussions remains uncertain.