Iran is taking a wait-and-watch approach as sharply different accounts emerge from Donald Trump and JD Vance over Washington’s latest outreach to Tehran. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says Vance’s letter has been discussed at high-level meetings inside Iran, but no direct US-Iran talks are currently scheduled. The New York Times and Wall Street Journal reported that Vance offered to restart negotiations with Tehran. Trump has publicly disputed that interpretation, saying the proposal concerned allowing medical supplies into Iran. That leaves Tehran looking at two different descriptions from the same administration. Iran is neither rejecting Vance’s message nor rushing to accept it. Instead, its leadership is studying the letter while maintaining its existing conditions for any renewed diplomacy. For now, the divergence in Washington’s messaging gives Tehran little reason to hurry: Vance’s outreach is on the table, Trump is describing something narrower, and Iran is keeping both waiting.