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The office of President Donald Trump announced that a sixth round of negotiations on a new nuclear agreement with Iran will resume in Muscat, the capital of Oman, on Wednesday. Members of the Iranian parliament’s rejected any compromise over Iran’s ability to continue enriching uranium.
The US has not yet abandoned its ultimate demand that Iran halt all uranium enrichment on its soil, according to a senior American official. The official said the possibility of a preliminary agreement had been raised, under which Iran would take steps indicating its willingness to completely renounce nuclear weapons. The administration is weighing the option of delaying some of the punitive measures currently in place against Tehran.
CNN reports that the US has obtained new intelligence suggesting Israel is preparing for a potential strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities, even as President Donald Trump attempts to broker a new diplomatic deal with Tehran. The report cites multiple American officials familiar with the latest intelligence.
Iran's leader expresses pessimism on nuclear negotiations with United States ahead of a new round of negotiations. Key disagreements appear to be regarding Iran's enrichment capabilities of uranium.
Revolutionary Guards forces entered Azerbaijan territory for joint military maneuver while Baku seeks to distance the Islamic Republic from Armenia.
Jerusalem on edge as Trump hints at breakthrough in Iran talks, which could result in deal as early as this week. Trump is determined to return from his visit to the Gulf states with a major diplomatic announcement, and Israeli officials worry that an agreement with Iran could be that prize.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi took the proposal to Tehran to consult with Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, President Masoud Pezeshkian, and other senior officials.
Trump suggested that Iran has "sort of agreed" to the terms of a potential agreement, though he provided no details on the framework or timeline.
According to NYT, Iran proposed setting up regional nuclear consortium with Arab rivals and US investment as alternative to shutting down its enrichment program.
According to the senior official, US Special Envoy for the Middle East Steve Witkoff held direct and indirect discussions with Iranian representatives in Muscat. “The discussions were tough but beneficial,” Iran said, signaling cautious optimism about the progress made.