Why it matters:
The talks are crucial for addressing longstanding rifts between Iran and the U.S. The constructive nature of the talks suggests potential progress in resolving key issues, including sanctions and nuclear concerns.
The big picture:
Iran and the U.S. have held two rounds of indirect talks in Muscat and Rome. Meanwhile, some media have claimed that they have access to the details of these talks and published some news as well. Tehran has signaled readiness but firmly rejected any pressure-based or one-sided approach, particularly on the issue of uranium enrichment, which remains non-negotiable for Iran.
What he's saying:
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei said that Iran U.S. talks are focused on nuclear issues only, and the details of talks is agreed not to be published.
He added:" Iran's main demand is lifting all sanctions that have been imposed through the years."
Key points:
- The third round of indirect talks between Iran and the U.S. will be held on Saturaday in the capital of Oman, Mascut.
- The venue of indirects talks was suggested by Oman and two parties agreed on .
- The expert's technical meeting will be held in Oman on Wednesday.
- Iran will decide on the team of negotiation based on the details of the ongoing talks.
Go deeper:
Second Round of Indirect Iran-U.S. Talks Concludes "Constructively"
Neda Sajjadi
