US EditionUS Plans Nuclear Talks With Iran in Oslo Next Week, Axios Reports
UNITED STATES, JUL 4 – The talks will address Iran's uranium enrichment and stockpile, with Iran holding about 400 kilograms enriched to 60%, amid ongoing diplomatic efforts after recent airstrikes and a ceasefire.
- The US and Iran are preparing to hold direct nuclear talks in Oslo next week, their first since Israel’s 12-day war and US strikes, with no final date confirmed.
- Following the 12-day Iran–Israel war ending with a US-brokered ceasefire on June 24, US and Iranian officials prepare to hold direct nuclear talks in Oslo amid Iran's suspension of IAEA cooperation.
- Iran's 400 kg of 60% enriched uranium remains sealed at Natanz, Fordow, and Isfahan, posing a retrieval risk once debris is cleared, according to officials.
- The US and Iran plan to resume nuclear talks in Oslo next week, signaling potential de-escalation despite recent military conflicts and Iran's suspension of IAEA cooperation.
- More broadly, direct talks could shift Middle East diplomacy, with Oman and Qatar mediating while Iran's uranium stockpile remains a central challenge.
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The media Axios revealed on Thursday that the administration of US President Donald Trump will resume next week nuclear talks with the Iranian regime in the Norwegian capital of Oslo, in which it will represent the first meeting between Washington and Tehran since the 12-day war that Israel and the Persian country had. According to what was published in his article, based on comments from two unidentified sources, it is known that the meeting wi…
US envoy plans to meet Iran’s FM Araghchi in Oslo next week, restart nuclear talks
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