Tehran said at this time the negotiations were more serious, and the parties gradually moved into deeper and more detailed discussions.
In Oman on Saturday, April 26, the third cycle of indirect communication between Iran and the United States delegations on the restrictions of Tehran’s nuclear program was held. The parties expressed the intent to continue negotiations and, perhaps, held another meeting at a high level, reports the Associated Press.
Foreign Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi, after negotiations with special United States President Steve Witkoff, told state television that the parties exchanged written messages during the day during discussions, that he described “serious and focused on work.”
“At this time, negotiations are more serious than before, and we gradually moved into deeper and more detailed discussions,” he said.
Aragchi added that the delegations have quite left the general discussion. However, this does not mean that all differences are resolved.
“Disagreements still exist in key issues and detailed,” Iran Foreign Minister added.
At the same time, a senior representative of the US administration told reporters that negotiations are “positive and productive.”
“The final negotiation of the negotiations lasted more than four hours. We still have a lot to do, but further development has been achieved by reaching the agreement. We have agreed to meet in Europe again in the near future,” the officer said to anonymous.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Oman Badr Al-Busaidi, a mediator in two previous cycles of negotiations with Muscat and Rome, noted that Iran and the United States have shown a common desire to reach an agreement based on one another and sustainable obligations. “
“The basic principles, goals and technical issues are considered. The negotiations will continue next week, and the next meeting at a high level will be initially scheduled for May 3,” Al-Busaidi wrote to X.
Keep in mind that before the United States and Iran, two negotiations of the negotiations on the Iran’s nuclear program will be held. The first negotiation of the negotiations took place on April 12 in Oman. The United States and Iran then described the meeting as “positive” and “constructive.” According to media reports, the United States offered Iran to transfer Enriched Uranus reserves to the third country, for example, Russia.
The second cycle of negotiations between the United States and Iran’s delegations took place in Rome on April 19. It is mentioned that the parties are moving toward an agreement that will give Iran “complete independence from nuclear weapons and penalties, and also maintain the ability to develop peaceful nuclear energy.”
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