Iran and U.S. Show ‘Unprecedented Openness’ in Latest Nuclear Talks
Omani officials report ‘unprecedented openness’ in Iran-U.S. nuclear talks, signaling potential progress toward a sustainable agreement amid ongoing Geneva negotiations.
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Omani officials report ‘unprecedented openness’ in Iran-U.S. nuclear talks, signaling potential progress toward a sustainable agreement amid ongoing Geneva negotiations.
U.S. and Iran prepare for pivotal nuclear talks in Geneva on February 26, with disputes over sanctions and regional security testing diplomatic resolve.
Iranian official urges U.S. to recognize Tehran’s commitment to nuclear negotiations while criticizing Washington’s contradictory demands on sanctions and uranium enrichment.
Fifth round of Iran-US talks in Rome sees limited progress on nuclear disputes, with Oman mediating. Key issues include uranium enrichment and sanctions relief.
Iran reaffirms it has not received new U.S. proposals to resolve the nuclear dispute, insisting sanctions must lift ‘verifiably and effectively’ before uranium shipments resume.