U.S. and Iranian negotiators are in Switzerland for talks aimed at working through key details of an interim agreement intended to end the Iran war. Multiple reports describe the discussions as focused on finalizing the remaining terms of the deal, including practical and procedural issues needed to implement it. The talks bring together U.S. officials and Iranian counterparts in Switzerland, where negotiations are underway to close gaps between the parties’ positions. One report specifically notes that U.S. envoy Vance meets with Iranian negotiators during the Swiss sessions, underscoring the diplomatic and implementation-oriented nature of the meetings. Both outlets present the meeting as the next step in the interim agreement process, rather than a final, long-term settlement. The reporting does not provide additional technical details about specific provisions being negotiated, nor does it include stated timelines for reaching agreement beyond the fact that the parties are currently working on outstanding “details of the deal” in Switzerland.