US EditionIran, US task experts with framework for a nuclear deal after 'progress' in talks
- U.S. And Iranian officials, including Abbas Araghchi and Steve Witkoff, engaged in nuclear talks in Rome over the weekend.
- President Trump is pushing for a rapid deal, while Israel conveys concerns about the talks' direction.
- The Rome talks included direct and indirect discussions and lasted about four hours, with Israel's Ron Dermer present to convey concerns.
- Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi called it a "good meeting," while a U.S. Official said they made "very good progress."
- Both sides agreed to technical discussions in Oman, followed by higher-level talks next Saturday, aiming for a deal preventing Iranian nuclear weapons.
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Tough negotiations for a U.S.-Iran nuclear deal. Donald Trump's chances of imposing his conditions on Tehran
US President Donald Trump - although author of a book called “The Art of Negotiation” - has not had much success in concluding agreements. Russia has rejected its proposals to end the war in Ukraine, Israel and Hamas have defied its efforts to end the war in Gaza, and China does not appear willing to agree a deal to end the Washington-Beijing trade war, Politico journalists note. But with regard to Iran, things may be different.
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