US-Iran War: The first major talks are going to be held in Switzerland on Sunday to advance the peace agreement between America and Iran. As part of efforts to reduce tension between the two countries, US Vice President JD Vance has reached Bergenstock for the first round of talks. Apart from this, a delegation has also arrived from Iran, which is led by Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf. Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and Army Chief Asim Manir have also arrived.
In fact, along with America, Iran, delegations from mediator countries Pakistan and Qatar are also participating in the meeting held in Bergenstock, Switzerland.
…then US will release a fund of 6 billion dollars
According to reports, America wants the outcome of talks with Iran to be such that it allows inspection of nuclear sites. Iran should allow American representatives to visit the places where America bombed. In return, America will release funds worth $6 billion stuck in Qatar.
These issues will be discussed within the stipulated time of 60 days
An interim agreement has been reached between America and Iran. Under this, both the sides have set a time of 60 days to completely resolve all the issues through mutual talks. In this talks, mainly efforts will be made to find solutions to sensitive matters like nuclear program, relaxation of sanctions, Lebanon ceasefire and regional security.
What can be discussed in Switzerland?
Before leaving for Switzerland, JD Vance said that his aim was to create a solid basis for talks. He is hopeful of progress on the nuclear issue and the Israel-Lebanon conflict. He made it clear that in comparison to the headlines, the tension has reduced somewhat in the real situation.
Before leaving for Switzerland, JD Vance had said that his aim was to create a concrete framework for talks. He expressed hope that progress could be made on the nuclear issue and the Israel-Lebanon conflict. According to Vance, as bad as the situation appears in the headlines, in reality tensions have eased somewhat. Well, at present the eyes of the whole world are fixed on the first round of talks between the two countries.