U.S. and Iran Conclude First Round of Nuclear Talks in Oman

The indirect negotiations, mediated by Oman, were described as constructive, with both sides agreeing to reconvene next week.

The United States and Iran held indirect nuclear talks in Oman on Saturday, marking the first high-level engagement between the two nations since 2018.
The discussions, mediated by Omani officials, focused on de-escalating tensions and exploring a framework to address Iran's advancing uranium enrichment program.
Both sides described the atmosphere as constructive and agreed to continue negotiations next Saturday, with hopes of advancing toward a potential agreement.
U.S. President Donald Trump has maintained the threat of military action if Iran does not agree to limits on its nuclear activities, while Iran insists its program is for civilian purposes.
The talks come amid heightened regional tensions, with concerns that failure to reach a deal could lead to broader conflict in the Middle East.