Iran ready for nuclear compromise in exchange for US sanctions lifting
In an interview with the BBC, Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister announced his willingness to discuss the country's nuclear potential in exchange for the lifting of US sanctions.
In an interview with the BBC, Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister announced his willingness to discuss the country's nuclear potential in exchange for the lifting of US sanctions.
Esmaeil Baghaei affirmed Iran's willingness to engage in discussions regarding the extent of uranium enrichment. He emphasized that the Islamic Republic is considerably distant from developing nuclear weapons.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi expressed gratitude to Azerbaijan and other regional countries for their support in resuming negotiations with the United States.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has praised the recent talks between Tehran and Washington in Muscat, which included the participation of regional countries.
The USA is exploring options to establish a transitional government for Iran, with the matter being handled by US President Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, according to The National.
Negotiations between Iranian and American delegations on the nuclear issue have begun in Muscat.
Witkoff's plane arrived in Oman the evening before the US-Iran talks. The plane arrived from Abu Dhabi, where Witkoff was participating in trilateral talks on Ukraine.
Germany has called on Iran to engage in "real negotiations" and abandon its nuclear program, with Berlin coordinating its efforts with Washington.
The Iranian military has initiated preparations in case of heightened tensions with the USA and Israel, having deployed Khorramshahr-4 hypersonic missiles in underground launch facilities.
Iran and the USA have finalized details for their upcoming nuclear talks, scheduling them for February 6 in Oman, according to Iranian state media.
Moscow has expressed hope that the upcoming high-level talks between the USA and Iran will help reduce tensions.
US Special Presidential Envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi may meet in Istanbul as early as Friday, February 6, to discuss a potential agreement on Iran's nuclear program.
A US-Iran agreement must include Tehran's renunciation of nuclear weapons, US President Donald Trump stated. He added that serious negotiations are underway and Washington is awaiting an acceptable deal.
Donald Trump may pursue a number of military scenarios against Iran, including raids and special forces operations, but remains open to dialogue with Tehran representatives, according to US media reports.
Iran's Permanent Representative to the UN criticized Washington and stated that Tehran is prepared for any scenario, including potential aggression from the USA.
Following the Board of Peace charter signing ceremony and before returning to the USA, US President Donald Trump announced from aboard Air Force One that an American fleet was heading to the Middle East.
US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff emphasized the critical importance of reaching a diplomatic agreement with Iran covering both its nuclear and missile programs, warning that failure would have a detrimental impact on the global situation.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian warned that any attack on Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei would be considered a declaration of "all-out war" against the Iranian nation.
The USA has imposed sanctions on Ali Larijani, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, along with 10 other Iranian citizens.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and US Special Presidential Envoy Steven Witkoff held discussions over the weekend, reportedly addressing the ongoing protests in Iran and the potential for a direct meeting.