Nuclear dispute
Nuclear negotiations between the USA and Iran should continue
Iran and the USA ended the third round of nuclear negotiations and agreed on another. The Iran wants to send an important expert to this.
Iran and the United States want to continue negotiations on the Iranian nuclear program in the coming week. Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghtschi said that after the third round of negotiations. “The negotiations were led very seriously and professionally,” said Araghtschi after the meeting of several hours with the US special envoy Steve Witkoff in Maskat, the capital of Oman.
The negotiations are likely to be continued again in Oman in the same constellation next Saturday. Then Iran’s nuclear boss Mohammed Eslami should also take part in the talks, said the Iranian chief diplomat according to the ISNA news agency.
ARAGHTSCHI: Happed controversial points
In addition to the political discussions, technical negotiations also took place this time. According to Araghtschi, the focus was on identifying the disputed points in order to gradually clarify it in the next rounds of negotiations. “We are carefully optimistic,” said the minister.
US President Donald Trump repeatedly emphasizes that the main goal of the United States is to prevent an Iranian atomic bomb. In the event of a failure of the talks, he threatened Iran with military consequences. Araghtschi replied that there were no fundamental differences in this regard. The Iranian nuclear program is peaceful and only intended for civilian purposes.
dpa
Source: Stern
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