US EditionIran, US task experts with framework for a nuclear deal after 'progress' in talks
- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and U.S. Envoy Steve Witkoff met in Rome on April 20 to discuss a framework for a nuclear deal and will reconvene in Oman on April 26.
- These talks follow years of tension after President Trump unilaterally withdrew from the 2015 Iran nuclear accord in 2018, which had limited uranium enrichment in exchange for sanction relief.
- Negotiations aim to address Iran's uranium enrichment to 60%, close to weapons-grade levels, while Russia may play a role in any future agreement to secure enriched uranium.
- Araghchi described the talks as progressing in a constructive environment, stating 'I can say that is moving forward,' while Oman and Italy expressed support for continued dialogue.
- The talks could ease escalating Middle East tensions and help stabilize Iran's economy, which has suffered from sanctions and currency devaluation, although Iran insists on maintaining its enrichment program.
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