US EditionAmid Threat of US Attack, Iran Nuclear Talks Proceed without Breakthrough
The talks focus on uranium enrichment limits amid U.S. military buildup in the Middle East, with Iran viewing enrichment as a non-negotiable defense issue.
- On Tuesday in Geneva, White House special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner attended U.S.-Iran negotiations, and President Donald Trump said he would be `indirectly` involved.
- Amid disputes over enrichment, U.S. negotiators pressed limits on uranium enrichment, while Iranian leaders view enrichment as nonnegotiable and Iran's ballistic missile program remains a point of friction.
- Mediated by Oman, Sayyid Badr Albusaidi acted as mediator while Abbas Araghchi led Iran’s delegation, and the U.S. reinforced pressure by deploying USS Gerald R. Ford with three destroyers to join USS Abraham Lincoln.
- Following U.S. warnings, Iran's Supreme Leader said even the strongest army can be `slapped`, raising risks of escalation, as Trump warned it would `be very traumatic for Iran`.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio said talks must `actually lead to anything meaningful`, while officials warned that naval weapons pose greater danger than carriers to U.S. naval assets.
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