US EditionUS-Iran Nuclear Talks Reach Fifth Round as Enrichment Dispute Intensifies
- On Friday, Iranian and US negotiators met in Rome for the fifth round of nuclear talks aimed at resolving Iran's uranium enrichment dispute.
- The talks followed a hardening US stance that demands Iran fully dismantle its uranium enrichment program, which Tehran views as a red line in the negotiations.
- Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reiterated Tehran's willingness to enhance inspections but refused to relinquish uranium enrichment rights under the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
- US envoy Steve Witkoff made clear that Washington would not permit any level of uranium enrichment, a stance Iran considers unacceptable and views as influenced by Israeli demands; Tehran has insisted that without the ability to continue enrichment, no agreement can be reached.
- The deadlock suggests limited progress ahead, with Tehran skeptical of US sincerity amid new sanctions and Washington insisting on total denuclearization for sanction relief.
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Fifth Round of Iran-U.S. Talks Conclude in Rome - teleSUR English
Oman played the role of indirect mediator throughout the negotiations. On Friday, Omani Foreign Minister Sayyid Badr bin Hamad bin Hamood Albusaidi announced that the fifth round of negotiations between Iran and the United States concluded in Rome, with limited but inconclusive progress. RELATED: U.S. Launches Endless War to Plunder Others’ Resources: Pezeshkian “We hope to clarify the remaining issues in the coming days, to allow us to proceed …
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The time is running, the rounds pass and the United States and Iran do not finish unifying terms to recover the nuclear agreement. The process runs under the pressure of Donald Trump, who threatens the use of weapons if there is no quick agreement, and Benjamin Netanyahu, who counts the minutes to exhaust the diplomatic route. Americans and Iranians met for the fifth time and Oman kept its role mediation in his embassy in Rome. Iran’s foreign mi…
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