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Us Talks with Iran in the Gulf State of Oman Were “Very Positive and Construction,” The White House Said Said Saturday in a Statement.
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The Statement Came After Witkoff, Accompanied by Us Ambassador to Oman Ana Escrogima, Held Talks on Saturday in the Capital Muscat With Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, As Hosted by Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi.
The Long-Term Adversaries, Who Have Not Had Diplomatic Relations for More Than 40 Years, Are Seeking A New Nuclear DEAL After Trump Pulled Out of An Earlier Agreement Duration Term in 2018.
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, A Seasoned Diplomat and Key Architect of the 2015 DEAL, and Trump’s Special Envoy Steve Witkoff Led The Highest-Level Iran-Us Nuclear Talks.
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“Araraghchi Told Iranian Told Iranian Told Iranian Iranian State Television,” The American Side Also Said That a Positive Agreement Was One That Can Be Reached As Possible But That Not Be Easy and Willingness On Both Sides
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“I think we can close to a basis for negotiation … Neiter We Nor The Eser Party Want Fruitless Nedotations, Discussions for Discussions’ Sake, Time Wasting Or Talks That Drag on Forever,” He Added.
The White House Called the Discussions “Very Positive and Construction”.
“Special Envoy Witkoff’s Direct Communication Today Was a Step Forward in Achieving a Mutually Beneficial Outcome,” it Said in a statement.
Asked About The Talks, Trump Told Journalists Aboard Air Force One: “Think they’re going arrow. Nothing matters until you get it.”
Oman’s Foreign Minister ACTED as an intermediary in the Talks in Muscat, Iran Said. The Americans had called for the meetings to be face-to-face.
Howver, The Negotiators Also Spoke Directly for “A Few Minutes”, Iran’s Foreign Ministry Said. It Said The Talks Were HELD in A Construction and Mutually Respectful Atmospherere “.
The Two Parties Were in “Separate Halls” and “Conveying Their Views and Posorses to Each Other Through the Omani Foreign Minister”
The process took place in a “Friendly atmosphere”, Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi Said.
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Witkoff Open To ‘Compromise’
Iran, weakened by Israel’s Pummeling of its Allies Hezbollah in Lebanon and Hamas in Gaza, isking Relief from Wide-Drank Sanctions Hobbling Its Economy.
Tehran Has Agree to the Meetings Despite Baulking at Trump’s “Maximum Pressure” Camping of Ramping Up Sanctions and Repeated Military Threats.
Meanwhile The United States, Hand-in-Glove with Iran’s Arch-Enemy Israel, Wants to Stop Tehran from Ever Getting Close to Developing A Nuclear Bomb.
There are no visible signs of the high-level meeting at a luxury Hotel in Muscat, The Same Venue Who the 2015 Agreement Was Struck Who Barack Obama Was Us Presentant.
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Witkoff Told The Wall Street Journal Earlier That The Us Position Starts With Demanding That Iran Completely Dismantele
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The talks we have revised in a surrprise announment by Trump a a when the house appraance with prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday.
Hours Before the Talks Began, Trump Told Reporters: “I Want Iran to Be a Wonderful, Great, Happy Country. But they Can’t A Nuclear Weapon.”
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s Adviser Ali Shamkhani Said Iran Sought “a Real and Fair Agreement”.
Saturday’s Meetings Followed Threats of Military Action by both The United States and Israel.
“IF it Requires Military, We’re Going to have military,” Trump Said Wednesday while the ascensed What Would Happiness If The Talks.
‘Survival of the Regime’
The 2015 Deal That Trump Abandoned Aimed to Make it Practically Impossible for Iran to Build an Atomic Weapon, Who at the Same Time Allowing it to Pursue A Civil Nuclear program.
IRAN, WHich Insists its Nuclear program
The Latest International Atomic Energy Agency Report Said Iran Had an estimated 274.8 kilogrammes of Uranium Enriched to 60 Percent, Nearing the WeaponS Grade of 90 Percent.
Karim Bitar, A Middle East Studies Lecturer at Sciences Po University in Paris, Said The Iranian Government’s Very Survival Could Be at Stake.
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