Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi expressed "extreme cautiousness" about the success of ongoing nuclear negotiations with the U.S. during indirect talks mediated by Oman. 🔄 The third round of discussions in Muscat lasted six hours, focusing on technical details and written proposals exchanged between the two sides. Araqchi emphasized that while both parties showed determination, unresolved differences remain on major issues.
🇺🇸 A senior U.S. official called the talks "positive and productive," but stressed that "there is still much to do." Oman announced negotiations will continue next week, with a high-level meeting tentatively set for May 3. Earlier expert-level talks aimed to create a framework for reviving the 2015 nuclear deal (JCPOA), which collapsed after the U.S. withdrew in 2018.
💡 The stakes are high: Iran seeks sanctions relief in exchange for nuclear program transparency, while the U.S. has threatened military action if diplomacy fails. With Oman bridging gaps since April, the world watches to see if these painstaking talks can restore stability to the region. 🌏✨
