Senior US and Iranian officials are set to continue discussions after talks in Oman, amid fears of conflict between the countries. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi noted that these mediated discussions were a 'good beginning' focused exclusively on nuclear issues, with negotiators now returning to their capitals for consultations. US officials expressed interest in discussing Iran's ballistic missiles and support for armed groups, highlighting gaps between the nations. This comes amid a US military buildup in the Middle East, responding to violence from Iran's government against anti-government protests that resulted in thousands of deaths. While there is a possibility for further negotiations, significant differences persist, particularly concerning US demands regarding Iran's missile program and regional alliances, against the context of Iran's economic struggles due to sanctions.
Iran and US: Hopeful Talks Amid Tensions

Iran and US: Hopeful Talks Amid Tensions
Iran's foreign minister describes recent talks with the US as a 'good beginning,' paving the way for potential future negotiations amid a backdrop of military tensions and societal unrest.
Senior US and Iranian officials, following discussions mediated in Oman, plan to continue negotiations focused on Iran's nuclear program. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi expressed optimism about these talks, which aim to bridge the gap amid military tensions following US deployments in the region due to Iran's internal conflicts. The discussions are set against the backdrop of previous threats and a potential for future dialogue, but significant differences remain.




















