Iran says recent discussions with the United States do not include commitments on its nuclear programme, countering a claim by US officials about progress reached during talks in Switzerland. Iran’s position is that the meetings did not cover nuclear issues or result in any new binding understanding. The US, according to the reporting, cites developments related to International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspections, describing progress on monitoring and verification steps. In parallel, the United States grants temporary sanctions relief tied to Iranian oil exports, a move presented as linked to the inspection process and broader diplomatic efforts. The two sides therefore present competing characterisations of what the talks achieved: Iran emphasizes the absence of nuclear commitments, while the US highlights inspection progress and the provision of limited, temporary economic relief. The dispute centres on the scope and substance of the Switzerland meetings, with the nuclear programme remaining a key point of contention.