Geneva, Switzerland – Web Desk: Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has arrived in Geneva for a new round of nuclear negotiations with the United States, marking the third phase of talks between the two countries.
Araghchi is leading the Iranian delegation, while the United States is being represented by Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and senior adviser Jared Kushner.
This latest round of negotiations is being held in Geneva, shifting the venue from previous meetings. The talks are focused on Tehran’s nuclear program amid heightened global scrutiny and regional tensions.
In an interview with international media, Araghchi said diplomacy remains the only viable path to resolving the nuclear dispute with Washington. He described the current negotiations as a valuable opportunity for a diplomatic breakthrough and reaffirmed Tehran’s commitment to ending the standoff through dialogue. However, he noted that alternative options would remain available if no agreement is reached.
Separately, US Vice President JD Vance said President Donald Trump is seeking a diplomatic resolution to the nuclear issue and hopes Iranian officials will approach the negotiations with seriousness.
The outcome of the Geneva talks is being closely watched as both sides attempt to ease tensions and prevent further escalation over Iran’s nuclear activities.
