US-Iran Nuclear Talks in Oman Proceed Under Trump’s Military Ultimatum

President Trump warns of military action with Israel leading if negotiations fail, while Iran denies pursuing nuclear weapons and considers interim proposals.

US and Iranian representatives are scheduled to meet in Oman on Saturday for direct and indirect talks aimed at preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
President Donald Trump has set a clear deadline for reaching an agreement, threatening military action with Israel taking a leading role if negotiations collapse.
Iranian officials maintain they are not pursuing nuclear arms and have floated the possibility of allowing American investment if a deal is reached.
The US has bolstered its military presence in the region, deploying bombers and positioning an aircraft carrier as a deterrent in case talks fail.
Iran has warned it might expel IAEA inspectors in response to external threats, raising concerns about the future of international nuclear oversight.