Vance reveals details of the negotiations: The deadlock lies in insufficient authorization from Iran.

U.S. Vice President Vance stated that the U.S. delegation withdrew from negotiations after determining that Iranian negotiators lacked the authority to reach a final agreement, adding that any progress now depends on the approval of the Tehran leadership. He said, "I think we really learned something about the Iranian way of negotiating, and that's ultimately why we left Pakistan, because we found that, I think, the team there couldn't reach an agreement, and they had to go back to Tehran, either with the Supreme Leader's approval or someone else's approval, to accept the conditions we offered." Vance emphasized that Trump remains open to a more normalized relationship with Iran, provided key conditions are met. However, he stated that for Iran to become an economically normal country, it must become a normal country that doesn't pursue nuclear weapons and also a normal country that doesn't engage in "terrorism." (FOX)