A U.S. official reported progress in talks with Iran regarding nuclear issues, though further details need discussion, as Iran is expected to return with detailed proposals soon.
A U.S. official has confirmed that negotiations with Iran are making progress, as shared by ABC News, but indicates that certain details remain unresolved. The Iranian side has suggested the possibility of suspending uranium enrichment, yet this proposal does not meet President Trump's requirements for negotiations. The U.S. sees potential for an agreement if Iran can present a more specific proposal that addresses key concerns over nuclear oversight and economic incentives.
In addition to calls for a halt on uranium enrichment, the U.S. is contemplating lifting financial sanctions and easing restrictions on Iranian oil sales. This change could significantly impact Iran’s economy and its strategic position in regional geopolitics. Meanwhile, Iranian President Masoud Pezhkian emphasized that Iran faces multiple challenges but is determined to find solutions, despite what he described as interference from the U.S., Europe, and Israel.
Moreover, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced that Tehran is in the process of preparing a 'framework draft' for upcoming talks with the United States, following the conclusion of a second round of indirect negotiations held in Geneva. This preparation is crucial as both sides aim to clarify their positions and reach a mutually acceptable agreement regarding nuclear capabilities and economic conditions.
