Overview
- The first high-level US-Iran nuclear talks since 2018 took place on April 12 in Oman, described by both sides as positive and constructive.
- A second round of negotiations is scheduled for April 19 in Rome, with the aim of advancing discussions on limiting Iran's nuclear activities.
- Iran seeks sanctions relief to address severe economic challenges, while the US demands assurances that Iran will not develop nuclear weapons.
- President Trump reiterated the US red line against Iranian nuclear armament and warned of potential military action if diplomacy fails.
- The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is set to visit Tehran on April 16 to address unresolved issues related to Iran's uranium enrichment activities.