The nuclear showdown continues as Iran and the U.S. agree to keep talking next week. In a recent six-hour session in Muscat, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi emphasized that while both sides show determination, his optimism remains "extremely cautious" 🚦. The negotiations are technical and require precise details, often shared in writing – think of them as high-stakes texts where every word counts!
Alongside U.S. Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff, the talks in Muscat (facilitated by friendly Omani mediation) build on previous constructive discussions in Rome. Both sides exchanged views and technical details, revealing that while progress is being made, major differences still remain.
Experts say these indirect talks are crucial for establishing trust and building a framework toward a potential nuclear deal. Remember the 2015 agreement that lifted sanctions in exchange for limitations on Iran's nuclear program? A U.S. official noted that although much work lies ahead, progress is evident. Stay tuned for more updates as high-level meetings, including a possible session on May 3 in Oman, are on the horizon!
This evolving dialogue reminds us that even in geopolitics, every small step matters – much like adding the perfect filter to that selfie 😄. Let’s keep our fingers crossed for a breakthrough that balances security and global trust!
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Iran 'extremely cautious' about success of nuclear talks with U.S.
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