US EditionUS-Iran Indirect Talks Conclude First Phase, Second Round Planned
- U.S. Envoy Steve Witkoff met with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in Oman to restart talks on Iran's nuclear program, which lasted over two hours and concluded with plans for a follow-up meeting on April 19.
- Iran currently has a stockpile of uranium enriched to 60%, close to weapons-grade levels, which raises concerns about its nuclear capabilities, as per U.S. Observations.
- The next round of negotiations is set to take place in Rome, Italy, with confirmation from the Italian government regarding hosting the discussions, according to Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani.
- Iranian officials emphasize the importance of guarantees for fulfilling commitments during the negotiations, stating that the language of threats obstructs direct talks.
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