US Vice President JD Vance concluded a series of technical talks with Iranian counterparts in Switzerland on Monday, characterizing the 36-hour discussions as “very productive.” The talks, held in Burgenstock, represent a continuation of indirect negotiations between the two nations. While specific details of the discussions remain undisclosed, they focused on de-escalation and regional stability. Vance did not elaborate on any concrete outcomes or agreements reached during the meetings. This round of talks follows a period of heightened tensions between the US and Iran, particularly concerning Iran’s nuclear program and regional activities. The US government has consistently stated its commitment to diplomacy while maintaining that all options remain on the table. Further discussions are anticipated, though no timeline has been announced.