Iran's newspapers react to US talks

Since his return to the White House, Donald Trump has been exerting maximum pressure on Iran to force it to conclude an agreement on its nuclear programme. Negotiations are scheduled to begin on Saturday, April 12 in Oman.

Shafaq News/ Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi confirmed that his country prefers diplomatic solutions, but at the same time knows how to defend itself, pointing out that US President Donald Trump could be the "president of peace" if the United States chooses the diplomatic path. In an article published by the American newspaper "Washington Post", Araqchi explained that "recent weeks have witnessed an exchange of messages and communications…

Iran's newspapers react to US talks

Iranian daily papers offer sharply divergent headlines ahead of nuclear talks with the United States in Oman on Saturday.

DUBÁI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iran and the United States will hold talks at the Sultanate of Oman on Saturday, in an attempt to reactivate negotiations on the rapidly advancing Tehran nuclear programme.

Breathing Room on War with Iran? (w/ Ray McGovern)

https://youtu.be/piboxB2AuI0?si=wuTFvdJdRg9hTDDs By Robert Scheer and Ray McGovern / Original to ScheerPost In this week’s conversation between journalist Robert Scheer and former CIA analyst Ray McGovern, the pair discuss how war with Iran may be deterred and a nuclear catastrophe avoided. Credits Host: Robert Scheer Executive Producer: Joshua Scheer Video Producer: Max Jones

Washington, Tehran, and Tel Aviv have given mixed responses to the nuclear agreement between Iran and the United States, which announced the launch of direct talks with Iran next Saturday in the Sultanate of Oman...