Iran, to hold us for the fourth round of talks as promotion concerns
Iran’s Foreign Minister said on Sunday that the country’s right to nuclear enrichment was “non-pervantic”, which was ahead of the fourth round of talks with the US in Tehran’s nuclear program in Oman. President Donald Trump followed the first round to begin about a month ago, marking the highest level of contact between two enemies since Washington returned from a historic nuclear deal in 2018 during his first term.In a video before going to Muscat, External Affairs Minister Abbas Araghchi said, “The promotion capacity is one of the honors and achievements of the Iranian nation.”He said, “We had more counseling in Tehran this morning and in this period we hope to reach a decisive point,” he said.Later this week, Argchi, after Argchi in Saudi Arabia and Qatar, with Trump for its first major foreign tour next week, amidst a hurry of diplomatic activity in the region, it comes amidst a hurry of diplomatic activity in the region.Both sides have reported progress after the previous round. But Iran’s right to enrich uranium has been delayed and disagreeed, with an American messenger called it a “red line”.According to Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmayel Bakaii, the conversation in Muscat is scheduled to begin around noon.The spokesperson said that the negotiator would insist on relief from US sanctions during the meeting.
‘Red Rekha’:
Yusuf Al Bulushhi, president of the Muscat Policy Council Think Tank, said that both sides have not yet reached a success and it will take a long time but I am optimistic “.The fourth round was initially scheduled to be on 3 May, but was re -determined, the intermediary Oman citing “logistic reasons”.Western countries, including the US, have long accused Iran of demanding a nuclear weapons, a claim that Tehran has constantly denied, insisting that its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes.Iran currently enriches uranium with 60 percent purity-Vashington and other world powers above the 2015 deal below the 3.67 percent limit prescribed in the 2015 deal, but below the 90 percent required for arms-grade materials.The US Middle East Envoy Steve Witcoff, who led the Washington delegation, said in an interview on Friday that Iran’s “promotion facilities would have to be destroyed”.“This is our red line. There is no enrichment,” he told us to the right-wing outlet Breetbart News, initially suggesting flexibility on Tehran to maintain low-level promotion of uranium for civil purposes.Vitcoff said that if the talks are “not productive … they will not continue and we have to take a different route”.Trump has said that he wants “total verification” that Iran’s election -fought nuclear work has stopped, and State Secretary Marco Rubio has insisted that Tehran has left all uranium enrichment.In the previous round, Tehran’s chief negotiator Araghchi has repeatedly defended Iran’s right to enrich uranium.“There is a strategy in pressure talks, so they are using it as a leverage, but it is actually affecting the atmosphere of dialogue.”
‘Expert’ on the table:
Iran followed the 2015 agreement for one year after Washington’s return before Iran started to return its compliance.Since returning to the office in January, Trump revived his “maximum pressure” approach against Tehran, while supporting nuclear diplomacy, but if it fails, warning of potential military action warns.The major aspects of Tehran’s nuclear program are being interacted between renewed investigation, especially the speed of its reserves of rich uranium and its enrichment activities.European governments are weighing to trigger the “Snapback” mechanism under the 2015 deal, which will restore United Nations restrictions in response to Iranian non-transportation-one option that is ending in October.Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who opposed the Iran-US talks, has called Tehran’s nuclear facilities to end and its ballistic missile program is to be stopped as part of any reliable deal.Tehran has insisted that the dialogue focuses completely on the nuclear issue and to lift the restrictions, exclude conversations on military capabilities.Foreign Ministry spokesman Bakai said that Iran’s delegation includes “This phase of talks includes essential experts and experts who serve the highest interests of our country”.
