New round of negotiations in the United States and Iran

The third round of negotiations between representatives of Iran and the United States on the Iranian nuclear program was carried out in Maskat, the capital of Oman. The meeting ended with an agreement on the continuation of the dialogue and the discussion of the plans to carry out another round of negotiations at a high level in the next weekend.

This was reported by the Associated Press news agency.

American representative Steve Vitkoff and Foreign Minister, Iran Abbas Aragchi, exchanged written initiatives and announced the constructive and serious progress of negotiations. The Foreign Minister of Oman Badr Al-Busidi emphasized that the United States and Iran described a common goal to develop an agreement based on mutual respect and long-term guarantees.

The negotiations in the Maskat were the first meeting, where the parties discussed in detail the technical aspects of a possible nuclear agreement. The United States aims to restrict the Iranian nuclear program, while Tehran insists on the complete removal of sanctions.

It is known that the US delegation led by Steve Witkoff remains in the region. In the near future, meetings with representatives of the US authorities are planned on the eve of Donald Trump’s visit, scheduled for mid -May.

Previously, the Couriser wrote that the president of the United States, Donald Trump, emphasized that he expected a positive result of diplomatic efforts, but at the same time reserves the right to use the force. According to him, “Iran will not receive nuclear weapons,” and if necessary, Washington is ready to act. Trump also announced his opening to the personal meeting with Ayatolá Ali Khamenei