The United States and Iran have entered a fourth round of negotiations in Oman over Tehran's nuclear program, but progress appears stalled.
Iranian officials accuse the US of not being sincere in its approach, suggesting the talks are a 'trap' to escalate tensions rather than resolve issues. Iran's foreign minister insists the country will not relinquish its nuclear rights, highlighting deep mistrust between the two sides. Iranian diplomats also criticize the US for holding contradictory positions, which they say is a major obstacle to reaching an agreement.
Despite hopes for a breakthrough, the talks remain fraught with skepticism and unresolved disputes.
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Fourth round of talks between Iran and the US over Tehran's nuclear program begins in Oman, Iranian state media reports
Fourth round of talks between Iran and the US over Tehran's nuclear program begins in Oman, Iranian state media reports.
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Top Iranian diplomat slams US positions on nuclear talks as ‘contradictory’
"The Americans have contradictory positions in the talks. This is one of the most serious problems in the negotiating process," he told Iran's state-run IRIB TV channel ahead of the fourth round of consultations to be held in the Omani capital on May 11. Araghchi expressed hope that the sides would "reach a turning point" during this round.
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