The day's dominant story was the abrupt cancellation of US-Iran talks in Switzerland, first reported by Radio Farda and later confirmed by Swiss officials. This followed a morning of uncertainty after JD Vance's trip was delayed, then scrapped entirely. Exile sources framed the collapse as deepening doubts about the MoU's implementation, while state-aligned outlets remained silent, instead amplifying the Supreme Leader's message that negotiations do not mean surrender. By afternoon, attention shifted to a separate Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire mediated by Iran, the US, and Qatar, covered by BBC Persian and Iran International. Trump defended the MoU as popular and claimed Iran negotiated from desperation. State media continued to ignore the Geneva cancellation, focusing on military readiness and the agriculture minister's food hub claim.