Iran’s foreign minister says Iran and the United States will begin a new round of negotiations on Friday in Switzerland aimed at turning an interim Middle East accord into a final peace agreement. Both sides are expected to use the talks to move from the current, limited arrangement toward a longer-term settlement. The announcement indicates the negotiations start after the official start of the interim phase of the agreement. One report also describes the truce as fragile and notes that it could be tested immediately. Iran’s foreign minister additionally warns that any Israeli strike could affect the situation around the talks, underscoring concerns about developments involving Israel in parallel with the diplomacy. The two outlets agree on the timing—Friday—and the location—Switzerland—and frame the meeting as the next step in a transition from an interim arrangement to a final agreement between Iran and the United States. No further details about the agenda, participating delegations, or specific proposals are provided in the available reports.