[Vance Reveals Negotiation Details: Stalemate Due to Insufficient Authorization from Iran] According to a report by Golden Finance on April 14, citing Fox News, U.S. Vice President Vance stated that the U.S. delegation withdrew from negotiations after determining that the Iranian negotiators lacked the authorization to finalize an agreement. He added that any progress now depends on approval from Tehran's leadership. He said: 'I think we did gain some understanding of how some Iranians negotiate, and that ultimately was also the reason we left Pakistan, because we found that the team present at the time, in my view, was unable to finalize an agreement. They had to return to Tehran to either get approval from the Supreme Leader or someone else to accept the terms we proposed.' Vance emphasized that as long as key conditions are met, Trump remains open to establishing a more normalized relationship with Iran. However, he stated that for Iran to become a normal country economically, it must first become a normal country that does not pursue nuclear weapons and must also become a normal country that does not engage in 'terrorism.'