The New York Times has reported that US Vice President JD Vance delivered a firm message to the Iranian delegation during ongoing negotiations.
According to the report, Vance warned that Iran should either accept US conditions or walk away from the talks.
The reported statement reflects a hardline negotiating stance, suggesting limited room for compromise at this stage of the discussions.
The talks, which have continued for several hours, are focused on key issues including regional tensions and maritime security.
No official confirmation of the reported remarks has been issued, and details remain based on media sources.
Analysts note that such messaging may be intended as a pressure tactic to accelerate decision-making.
Angle Analysis:
The reported warning signals a shift toward ultimatum-style diplomacy, where leverage and pressure replace gradual negotiation—raising risks for both breakdown and forced compromise.
