US EditionIran held direct talks with US amid intensifying conflict with Israel: Reuters
- Since Israel began airstrikes against Iranian military sites on June 13, Iran and the U.S. have engaged in direct talks amid escalating conflict in the Middle East.
- The negotiations are stalled due to Iran's nuclear program issues and ongoing Israeli strikes, with Iran refusing to reengage in discussions until Israel halts its military actions.
- U.S. special representative Steve Witkoff and Iran’s top diplomat Abbas Araqchi held phone conversations that touched on a U.S. proposal from late May to establish a regional uranium enrichment partnership, which Iran has declined to accept.
- The conflict has killed soldiers and civilians and damaged buildings; the U.S. has sent more forces to the region, raising concerns about broader war and oil market impacts.
- The ongoing talks represent the most serious direct dialogue in years and suggest potential to lower tensions if Israel ceases airstrikes and diplomacy advances.
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Iran held direct talks with US several time amid intensifying conflict with Israel: Report
US special envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi have spoken by phone several times since Israel began its strikes on Iran last week, in a bid to find a diplomatic end to the crisis, according a report
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Iran and the United States have started direct talks while fighting between Iran and Israel has become more intense. These talks are the most serious discussions between the two countries in years. Both sides want to find a way to stop the violence and solve their long-running dispute about Iran’s nuclear program. The trouble began […]
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