Latest developments in the US-Iran nuclear negotiations: Both sides have reached a consensus on "maintaining dialogue," but specific terms are still subject to negotiation
After intense indirect negotiations, Iran and the United States have made phased progress in the new round of nuclear talks in Muscat, the capital of Oman. The two sides did not meet directly but communicated core proposals and policy positions through the Omani Foreign Minister as an intermediary. Although there are still negotiations on specific terms, they have reached a consensus on "continuing the dialogue."
After intense indirect negotiations, Iran and the United States have made phased progress in the new round of nuclear issue talks in Muscat, the capital of Oman. It is reported that during this meeting, the Iranian and American delegations did not meet directly, but instead communicated a series of core proposals, strategic concerns, and policy positions through Oman's Foreign Minister Badr as a "middleman." The atmosphere at the meeting was tense yet efficient. Preliminary assessments from the scene indicate that although there are still negotiations on specific terms, both sides have reached a consensus on the key goal of "continuing the dialogue." (CCTV)
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