Multiple reports say US-Iran peace talks in Geneva are abruptly called off. The outlets—citing unnamed reporting—agree that negotiations were taking place in Switzerland and end without a stated resolution. None of the provided excerpts include confirmed details on why the talks stop, whether new terms are proposed, or whether either side plans immediate follow-up discussions. The reports characterize the development as sudden, suggesting that the decision occurs during or just before an active round of talks rather than after a scheduled conclusion. While the story is described as “peace talks,” the specific agenda, participants, and any negotiating positions discussed prior to the cancellation are not included in the supplied text. The absence of additional information means key questions remain unanswered in these summaries, including the official reasons given by the governments involved and the timing or likelihood of resuming talks. Overall, the common element across sources is that US-Iran negotiations in Geneva are no longer proceeding as planned.