The United States has temporarily waived sanctions against Iran for a period of 60 days, coinciding with initial discussions regarding a potential peace agreement. President Trump indicated a willingness to take further action should Iran deviate from the terms of the agreement. These waivers commenced on Monday following talks held in Switzerland, described by Vice President Vance as a positive step towards a final deal. However, Iranian officials have denied that discussions centered on their nuclear program. The move signals a cautious approach by the US administration, seeking de-escalation through diplomacy. The temporary nature of the sanctions relief underscores the fragility of the ongoing negotiations and the potential for a swift return to stricter measures. The outcome of these talks remains uncertain, with the US reserving the right to reimpose sanctions if necessary.