Overview

• Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi declared that uranium enrichment will persist regardless of whether a new nuclear deal is reached.
• Tehran currently enriches uranium to 60%, far exceeding the 3.67% cap set by the 2015 agreement but below weapons-grade levels.
• Iran maintains its nuclear program is for civilian purposes and insists its right to enrichment is non-negotiable, though it signals openness to temporary limits.
• European nations are considering triggering the snapback clause to reimpose UN sanctions on Iran, with the option expiring in October.
• Four rounds of Oman-mediated talks between the US and Iran aim to finalize a deal preventing nuclear weaponization in exchange for sanctions relief.