
Iran agrees to anti-nuclear treaty with USA
Iran's Foreign Ministry has declared the country's readiness to sign a nuclear deal guaranteeing that Iran will not have nuclear weapons, while maintaining its right to peaceful nuclear energy.
Iran's Foreign Ministry has declared the country's readiness to sign a nuclear deal guaranteeing that Iran will not have nuclear weapons, while maintaining its right to peaceful nuclear energy.
At the same time, he assumes that the IRI is still determined to reach a deal
Muscat called on the Iranian leadership not to abandon dialogue with Washington as the only opportunity to achieve stable peace
He also called on the Iranian authorities not to attack US bases in the Middle East
The US Treasury Department has signed two new orders on anti-Iranian sanctions. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated the new sanctions would impact Iran's "shadow fleet".
Sergey Ryabkov has reported on Russia's ongoing efforts to resolve differences between the US and Iran. He stressed that Moscow is closely monitoring the Iranian-American negotiations.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry has responded to the new US sanctions, stating that they reflect the United States' hostility towards the people of Iran.
Deputy Minister Sergey Ryabkov and Iranian Ambassador Kazem Jalali held a meeting. The parties discussed the Iranian nuclear program taking into account the process of negotiations between Iran and the USA.
Iran is open to basing a nuclear deal with the U.S. around the idea of a regional uranium enrichment consortium, so long as it is located within Iran, a senior Iranian official told Axios.
The White House has reported that it has made Iran an "acceptable proposal" on the nuclear issue. It was sent to the Iranian authorities by the US president's special envoy Steven Witkoff.
According to Tehran, the US and Iran have not yet reached an agreement on the Iranian nuclear program. Iran's rights to peaceful nuclear energy must be recognized, the statement said.
Iran is open to compromises on its nuclear program in talks with the United States, but uranium enrichment remains non-negotiable, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei said.
Rome is hosting the fifth round of Tehran-Washington talks on the nuclear deal. Oman is acting as a mediator once again.
President Trump wants Iran to be a prosperous country
US-Iran talks on the nuclear program will be successful. The Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister expressed hope for this.
Iran has proposed the creation of a joint nuclear-enrichment venture involving American investments as an alternative to Washington’s demand that it dismantle its nuclear program, The New York Times reported citing sources. …
Representatives of Iran and the USA have begun another round of talks on the nuclear deal. The negotiations are taking place in the Omani city of Muscat.
Today, Oman will host another round of Iranian-American talks on the nuclear deal. Ahead of the meeting, the Iranian Foreign Minister spoke about the main problem hindering these negotiations.
The next Tehran-Washington meeting will take place on May 11
Washington has stated that inspectors must be granted access to all Iranian nuclear facilities. Countries with peaceful nuclear programs do not hide facilities from the IAEA.