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- In Islamabad, peace talks between the United States and Iran collapsed, generating broad disappointment about the negotiations.
- Vice-President JD Vance was seen leaving swiftly after lengthy discussions failed to yield a deal.
- Observers noted significant gaps in the positions of both sides, making a peace agreement a long shot.
- The disappointment extended beyond the conference hall, reflecting broader concerns about the stalled negotiations.
