US EditionAnalysis: An outline is emerging of the US offer to Iran in their high-stakes nuclear negotiations
- The United States and Iran are engaged in critical negotiations in 2025 over Iran's nuclear program, aiming to reach a deal in ongoing talks mediated by Oman.
- The talks follow the 2018 U.S. Withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal, with Iran's uranium enrichment now at 60%, far above the previous 3.67% limit, raising serious proliferation concerns.
- The U.S. Proposal reportedly includes Iran limiting enrichment to 3%, possibly through a consortium with Gulf Arab states on a U.S.-controlled island, while sanctions would be eased if Iran complies.
- Iran holds about 408 kilograms of 60% enriched uranium, sufficient for multiple nuclear weapons with limited processing, and IAEA reports reveal undeclared sites related to nuclear weapons development.
- If talks fail, tensions could escalate sharply, risking airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites and regional instability, but negotiators emphasize the limited time left to prevent conflict.
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Iran and the US are wrestling for a new nuclear agreement. But time is running out. Without a new deal, Israel could soon attack.
The US and Iran are negotiating again, for the first time in years. The goal is a new nuclear agreement. But the conditions are difficult – and the risk of escalation is growing in the background, warns the former US diplomat Paul Fritch.
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Analysis: An outline is emerging of the US offer to Iran in their high-stakes nuclear negotiations
The outline of the U.S. offer to Iran in their high-stakes negotiations over Tehran’s nuclear program is starting to become clearer.
Negotiations between the U.S. and Iran to limit the Iranian nuclear program have caused friction between President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Relations between U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are going through a moment of tension due to recent negotiations between Washington and Tehran on the Iranian nuclear program. The Trump administration’s proposal would allow Iran to…
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