There is an opportunity for an initial understanding of further negotiations, if the United States is “entering negotiations with equal positions,” Tegeran said.
American and Iran delegations, led by special US president Steve Vitcoff and Iranian Foreign Ministry head Abbas Aragchi, have arrived at the Oman Maskat capital for negotiations on the Tehran nuclear program. Reuters reported that there was a reference to the Iranian media on Saturday, April 12.
Thus, Iran’s state television television has published an Aragchi meeting with Foreign Affairs minister Oman Badrom Bin Hamad Al-Busaidi in Muscat, which will be a mediator between the United States and Iran.
“As part of the indirect negotiations Iran -american, Aragchi showed his Oman colleague with the main moments and positions of Tehran, which he should convey to the American side,” the statement said.
The Iran’s foreign minister said there was an opportunity for an initial understanding of further negotiations whether the United States was “entering negotiations with equal positions.”
The high -leader of Ayatol Ali Khamenei, who, in the complex structure of Iran’s authorities, has the last word on the major issues in the state, which provided arag for “complete power” for negotiations, the Iran official told Reuters.
“The duration of negotiations that will only remember a nuclear problem depends on the seriousness and goodness of the American side,” the officer said based on anonymity due to the delicious issue.
At the same time, Iran does not include the possibility of discussing its defensive capabilities, in particular, its program of ballistic missiles.
Remember, on April 8, American President Donald Trump said on April 12 a “massive meeting” was held in the Iran’s nuclear program. According to him, the United States achieved direct negotiations with Iran.
On the same day, Aragchi confirmed negotiations in the United States, but said they were not direct.
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