US EditionMore sanctions on Iran won’t work — Trump can rewrite the playbook
- Indirect talks between Iranian and U.S. Negotiators occurred in Muscat on April 12, 2025, mediated by Oman.
- Years of nuclear standoff prompted renewed diplomacy, though the sides hold different views on key topics.
- The discussions involved exchanging messages through the Omani Foreign Minister, and both sides called the session 'positive'.
- Foreign Minister Araghchi stated, "The principle of enrichment is not negotiable," while Witkoff said Iran should halt enrichment.
- Despite some positive descriptions, tensions remain, with a second meeting planned and Trump threatening military action if a deal falls through.
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Denver Gazette
Iran says ability to enrich uranium is ‘non-negotiable’ in Trump nuclear talks
Iran said it won’t be drawn into negotiations with the U.S. over its ability to enrich uranium, a sign the diplomatic effort to resolve a years-long nuclear standoff may have hit its first stumbling block.
Iran Says Its Ready To Address US Concerns, Not To Negotiate Enrichment
Tehran is ready to ease US concerns over its nuclear activities but scrapping uranium enrichment is off the table, Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said as the two sides prepare for a second round of talks this weekend over Iran's nuclear program.
'Nonnegotiable' – Iran rejects US demand to freeze uranium enrichment
After Trump envoy toughens position, insisting Iran must halt all nuclear activities – including civilian program Tehran fires back that its uranium enrichment efforts are not up for negotiation. By World Israel News Staff Iran has rejected a key US demand in the indirect nuclear talks between the two countries, days after the two sides held “constructive and promising” negotiations in Oman. On Wednesday, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi…
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