The United States is prepared for another round of talks with Iran in Geneva, contingent on Iran providing a detailed proposal for a nuclear deal within two days.
According to a high-level American official reported by Axios, the United States is set to engage in further negotiations with Iran in Geneva this Friday. However, these discussions hinge on Iran submitting a comprehensive proposal for a nuclear agreement within the next 48 hours. This development suggests a renewed effort to address the ongoing tensions surrounding Iran's nuclear program and the potential for diplomatic resolution.
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi indicated last Friday that the country could have a draft of its nuclear agreement ready within two to three days, aligning with the timeframe set by U.S. officials. This implies that both nations are keen on moving forward with talks, which have been stalled amid skepticism and previous failures in reaching a conclusive deal regarding Iran's nuclear capabilities.
Moreover, the U.S. source confirmed that discussions might include arrangements for a temporary agreement until a comprehensive nuclear deal is finalized between the two nations. Concerns remain high regarding Iran's nuclear ambitions, with claims that the country might be capable of producing a nuclear weapon within a week, which adds urgency to the negotiations and emphasizes the importance of both parties reaching a mutual understanding swiftly.
