The hope for a diplomatic breakthrough in Islamabad has vanished. Vice President J.D. Vance officially announced that the U.S. and Iran failed to reach an agreement after a marathon 21-hour session. Vance stated that Iran chose not to accept the American terms, specifically regarding an affirmative commitment to abandon their nuclear weapons program. While Tehran claims an understanding was reached on several issues, the core demands of the Trump administration’s 15-point plan remained a bridge too far. The entire U.S. negotiating team, including Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, has already departed Pakistan. The bad news is that we have no deal, and the U.S. is returning to a posture of maximum pressure. President Trump has signaled that whether a deal is made or not, the U.S. will continue to sweep the Strait. The Islamabad Accord is now a memory, and the status of the fragile ceasefire is being measured in minutes, not days. #politics #iranwar #iranisraelwar
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