Negotiations between the US and Iran regarding its nuclear program concluded with conflicting reports on whether Iran agreed to allow International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspections. US Vice President Vance stated Iran had agreed to IAEA access, framing it as a major diplomatic win. However, Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson directly contradicted this claim, asserting no new agreements were reached and discussions haven’t even started. This disagreement highlights ongoing tensions surrounding Iran’s nuclear activities, particularly given Iran’s past restrictions on IAEA access. The conflicting statements raise questions about the progress – or lack thereof – in reviving the nuclear deal. The situation remains fluid, with both sides offering divergent accounts of the talks’ outcome. Further clarification is needed to determine the future of international oversight of Iran’s nuclear facilities.