Indirect talks between Iranian and U.S. officials ended in Geneva on Thursday with mediator Oman claiming "significant progress," though neither side disclosed concrete concessions on key disputes over nuclear enrichment and ballistic missiles. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said technical talks would resume in Vienna next week, but fundamental disagreements persist as the U.S. demands zero Iranian uranium enrichment and Iran refuses to discuss its conventional weapons program.
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Indirect talks between Iranian and U.S. officials ended in Geneva on Thursday with mediator Oman claiming "significant progress," though neither side disclosed concrete concessions on key disputes over nuclear enrichment and ballistic missiles. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said technical talks would resume in Vienna next week, but fundamental disagreements persist as the U.S. demands zero Iranian uranium enrichment and Iran refuses to discuss its conventional weapons program.