Tehran and Washington have wrapped up their second round of nuclear talks, aiming to revive stalled diplomacy and explore the path to a potential agreement.
The United States and Iran have concluded a second round of nuclear talks, this time held in Rome, as both sides continue efforts to revive stalled diplomacy over Tehran’s nuclear program.
The discussions, led by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and U.S. Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff, follow an initial round that began on April 12 in Oman. Talks focused on charting a path for future negotiations and potentially laying the foundation for a new agreement.
Araghchi described the meetings as "constructive" and "forward-looking," expressing hope that Iran would soon be in a better position to assess the chances of reaching a deal.
Israeli officials have warned the U.S. against advancing the talks without firm assurances that Iran will be prevented from acquiring nuclear weapons capabilities.
A third round of U.S.-Iran negotiations is scheduled for next week Saturday.
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