Iran's foreign ministry denied on June 23 that any nuclear inspector visits to bombed sites have been scheduled, directly contradicting VP Vance's claim from Switzerland talks that an agreement was reached for inspectors to return. This signals a significant gap between the U.S. negotiating position and Iran's willingness to commit — the same talks that yielded U.S. sanctions relief on Iranian oil appear to have produced fundamentally different understandings of what was agreed. Watch for the next round of talks: if Iran continues refusing inspector access while keeping sanctions relief, it suggests the U.S. gave up leverage without securing verification mechanisms.