Overview
- Vice President J.D. Vance said Sunday the Islamabad talks ended without an agreement after roughly 21 hours of bargaining.
- U.S. officials said Iran would not make a formal, long‑term commitment never to seek a nuclear weapon.
- Iranian state media said the talks failed because U.S. demands were unreasonable.
- CENTCOM said two U.S. destroyers crossed the Strait of Hormuz to set conditions for demining, a move tied to efforts to reopen the vital oil waterway.
- Fighting in south Lebanon continued despite the truce, with officials reporting more than 2,000 deaths since March 2 and U.S.-brokered Israel–Lebanon talks set for Tuesday in Washington.