US EditionTrump and the atomic ayatollah
- The United States and Iran agreed to continue nuclear program talks, possibly in Europe, after April 12, 2025.
- These talks occur amidst nearly fifty years of enmity and threats of military action if a deal fails.
- Iran currently enriches uranium up to 60%, a short step from weapons-grade, while the U.S. Considers sanctions relief.
- President Trump stated on April 13, "We'll be making a decision on Iran very quickly," but he did not elaborate.
- With Iran's enriched uranium stockpile nearing bomb-making capability, the stakes are high for a deal that ensures guarantees.
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Trump and the atomic ayatollah
The U.S. has begun indirect talks with Iran over its nuclear program, and the question is whether this will be one more run-around to a bad deal. That’s the way it has worked for more than two decades, and it…
Iran Faces Tough Decisions in Nuclear Negotiations
The United States and Iran have agreed to continue high-level talks regarding Iran's nuclear program, signaling a potential shift towards diplomacy and away from military action, though significant challenges remain.
Forget nuclear weapons or else...: Trump warns Iran of 'harsh' actions after talks in Oman
US-Iran talks: As the United States and Iran engage in talks over Tehran's nuclear programme with the first round of discussions held in an 'indirect' format in Oman, US President Donald Trump has reiterated that 'Iran can not have a nuclear weapon'. Trump warned Tehran of 'harsh' actions if it moves forward with its nuclear weapon programme, adding, "These are radicalised people, and they cannot have a nuclear weapon." Asked if the US was open …
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