The United States has officially confirmed that new negotiations with Iran will take place on Thursday, according to a U.S. government source. The details of the meeting have not been disclosed; however, both Iran and Oman, the intermediary country, announced plans for these talks to occur in Geneva, Switzerland, later this week.

This upcoming meeting will mark the third round of resumed indirect negotiations concerning Iran's nuclear energy program. The most recent discussions were held on February 17 in Geneva, indicating a sustained effort to engage diplomatically with Iran amidst ongoing concerns over its nuclear intentions. The progression of these negotiations is crucial, as it could impact international efforts to ensure security and stability in the region.

With these talks being facilitated by Oman, a country known for its diplomatic relations with both the U.S. and Iran, there lies potential for a thawing of tensions that have persisted for years. Both nations’ willingness to engage in dialogue can be seen as a positive sign for future diplomatic efforts, although skepticism remains about the outcome amid a complex geopolitical landscape.