U.S. Vice President JD Vance will no longer travel to Switzerland on June 19 to sign a memorandum with Iran. The decision is based on unresolved logistical issues.

The Vice President of the USA, JD Vance, announced that he will no longer travel to Switzerland on June 19, where he was to participate in the signing of a memorandum of understanding with Iran. A spokesperson for the White House explained that the decision was made due to unresolved logistical issues, in the context of preparations for the next phase of negotiations. American officials emphasized that the negotiating team is ready to move as soon as the schedule allows for technical discussions to take place. The White House stated that the vice president will not leave this evening and will provide additional details once there are clear updates. JD Vance previously mentioned that he intends to participate in person, but acknowledged that the timing of finalizing the agreement is flexible. Technical negotiations for finalizing the agreement are expected to begin this weekend, with Vance leading the American negotiating team.