The United States has warned that nuclear talks with Iran could be discontinued if a high-level meeting scheduled for Sunday in Oman does not produce concrete progress.
“If Sunday’s talks aren’t productive, then they won’t continue and we’ll have to take a different route,” U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff said in an interview with Breitbart.
Witkoff outlined Washington’s firm stance, saying, “An enrichment program can never exist in the state of Iran ever again. That’s our red line. No enrichment. That means dismantlement, it means no weaponization, and it means that Natanz, Fordow, and Isfahan... have to be dismantled.”
The talks will take place at the principals level, with no technical teams expected, and are focused exclusively on the nuclear issue. Iran has maintained it has the right to enrich uranium, calling it non-negotiable.
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