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Iran Offers Indirect Nuclear Talks, Vows to Continue Enrichment and Keep Missile Program

Tehran signals reliance on Omani mediation under reimposed UN sanctions.

Overview

  • Iran’s foreign minister said Tehran will not hold direct talks with Washington, indicating any deal must come through indirect channels and that Iran is not in a hurry without talks on equal terms.
  • Abbas Araghchi reiterated that uranium enrichment will not be halted and that Iran’s ballistic missiles are non-negotiable.
  • He said roughly 400 kilograms of 60% enriched uranium remain buried under rubble at bombed facilities and will not be moved until conditions change.
  • President Masoud Pezeshkian vowed to rebuild damaged nuclear sites “stronger than before” and restated that Iran’s nuclear work is for civilian purposes.
  • The E3 restored UN sanctions via the JCPOA snapback as Oman urged a return to talks, while the IAEA noted renewed activity at sites and stressed the need for fuller monitoring.