Iran and US hold nuclear talks in Geneva, disagree on Trump-era demands

Iran and the United States held talks in Geneva about Iran's nuclear program. Both sides reported some progress, but a significant disagreement remains over demands set during the Trump administration.

US Vice President JD Vance stated that Iran is not accepting what he called Trump's 'red lines' in the negotiations. Meanwhile, Iranian officials claimed a breakthrough and said 'good progress' was made, highlighting the ongoing tension despite the diplomatic meeting.