Iran has presented its preliminary plan to the United States during indirect nuclear talks in Oman. The discussions began early Friday in Muscat, aiming to reduce tensions and resume negotiations. Oman is mediating the process between Tehran and Washington to ensure a stable framework.
During the first round, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi submitted the plan to Omani officials. The plan was then conveyed to the US delegation led by special envoy Steve Witkoff. Both sides shared their views and considerations with Oman, which has been facilitating dialogue for weeks.
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Araghchi met with Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi, followed by Witkoff’s consultations with Albusaidi. The preliminary plan is under review by the US, while both parties continue discussions on technical and diplomatic solutions. Regional support, especially from Türkiye, helped reopen the communication channels.
The Omani Foreign Ministry said the consultations focused on creating conditions for resuming negotiations. Officials emphasized the importance of dialogue for achieving lasting security and stability in the region. Oman reaffirmed its commitment to bridging differences and supporting both sides throughout the talks.
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The talks come amid heightened tensions between Iran and the US, with global attention on nuclear diplomacy. Analysts say the success of these preliminary discussions could pave the way for future agreements. Both countries have expressed cautious optimism while maintaining firm positions on key issues.