Iran and US confirm Friday nuclear talks in Oman’s Muscat, ending speculation on delays.
Muscat, Oman | Web Desk: After days of speculation, Iran and the United States have officially confirmed that nuclear negotiations will take place tomorrow in Muscat, Oman. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced via social media that the talks will be held at 10 AM local time and thanked Oman for facilitating the diplomatic venue, highlighting Muscat’s growing regional importance.
Previously scheduled in Istanbul, Turkey, the negotiations were moved to Muscat at Iran’s request. Tehran has also insisted that no regional partners be included and that discussions remain focused solely on nuclear issues. Senior US officials confirmed the talks’ timing and location, putting an end to circulating rumors about further delays or venue changes.
The upcoming Muscat meeting marks a critical step in ongoing diplomatic efforts between the two nations on Iran’s nuclear program.
