US EditionUS-Iran Indirect Talks Conclude First Phase, Second Round Planned
- Indirect talks between U.S. Envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi occurred after a seven-year hiatus on Iran's nuclear program, lasting over two and a half hours and concluding with an agreement to reconvene.
- The next round of negotiations is set to take place in Rome, with approval from the Italian government to host discussions about Iran's nuclear program.
- Iran now has enriched uranium up to 60%, which is close to weapons-grade levels, raising concerns about nuclear ambitions, as stated by various officials.
- U.S. President Donald Trump has warned of possible airstrikes targeting Iran's nuclear program if a deal is not reached, highlighting the high stakes of these negotiations.
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Bern would be predestined to mediate with the Good Services for Washington, but diplomacy has trouble getting on the radar of the Trump administration.
After the recent round of nuclear talks between the US and Iran, both sides have warned against too high expectations.
The US is moving its aircraft carriers. Trump has announced severe consequences in the event of a failure of the talks. The situation remains tense.
Iran stated that the second round of negotiations with the US will be held on Saturday and not in Rome as reported.
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Khamenei says Iran-US talks going well but may lead nowhere
Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Tuesday he was satisfied with talks with arch-foe the United States but warned they could ultimately prove fruitless.
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