Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi has emphasized the importance of engaging in negotiations with the United States, describing recent talks held in Muscat as a "positive start" that were focused solely on the nuclear file. He reaffirmed Iran's stance on nuclear enrichment being a sovereign right that should continue. The talks, mediated by Oman, featured American negotiators led by Steve Biegun and Jared Kushner, while Araqchi led the Iranian delegation.

Araqchi also indicated that while there is no set date for a second round of negotiations, both Iran and the U.S. recognize the necessity of continuing discussions in the near future. This comes amid heightened tensions in the region and ongoing concerns over Iran's nuclear capabilities, making the outcome of these discussions critical not only for bilateral relations but for broader geopolitical stability.

The remarks highlight the ongoing complexities involved in U.S.-Iran relations, especially concerning nuclear issues. Araqchi's willingness to negotiate reflects a strategic approach to manage tensions while positioning Iran's rights under international agreements, ultimately shaping the future of diplomatic engagements between the two nations.