U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance says the United States and Iran are making progress in talks but have not yet reached a final deal. Both reports describe Vance as signaling that negotiations continue and that outstanding issues still need to be resolved before any agreement is concluded. According to the accounts, the remaining sticking points involve elements of Iran’s nuclear program, including the status and size of its uranium stockpile and questions related to uranium enrichment. Vance’s comments indicate that while discussions are moving forward, the parties have not agreed on how these matters would be handled under a potential framework. The reports present the talks as ongoing rather than imminent, emphasizing that multiple unresolved technical or regulatory aspects must be addressed. Neither source provides additional details about a timeline, specific draft provisions, or whether either side has made concessions recently.