Iran Announces Next Round of Indirect Nuclear Talks with U.S. in Oman
Speaking to a newspaper during a visit to Mashhad, Araghchi confirmed, "Our Omani friends asked our opinion about setting the next meeting date on Sunday, and we announced our consent. Apparently, they have spoken to the other side, and up to this moment, the negotiations are scheduled to be held on Sunday."
Despite Iran's principled and fixed stance in the negotiations, Araghchi pointed out that the U.S. has been conveying contradictory messages. He stressed that Iran would firmly adhere to its "clear" positions during the upcoming talks.
Prior to the Oman meeting, Araghchi stated he would travel to Saudi Arabia and Qatar on Saturday for discussions on regional matters and the indirect Iran-U.S. talks. In Doha, he is also scheduled to participate in the Iran-Arab World Dialogue summit.
This upcoming session in Muscat marks the fourth attempt at indirect dialogue between the two nations. Previous rounds were held in Muscat on April 12 and April 26, and in Rome on April 19. A fourth meeting initially planned for May 3 in Rome was delayed due to "logistical reasons," according to Omani sources.
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