Confirmed to be Rome after confusion over location location for nuclear conversations between the US and Iran

Iran confirmed that the next round of nuclear talks with the United States will take place this weekend will take place in Rome after a previous confusion over the negotiation site.
Initially, officials identified as the host of Rome talks, but insisted that Iran would return to Oman on Tuesday.
According to the Iranian state television announcement, Oman will again be the mediator of the negotiations on Saturday, but in Rome. Oman’s Foreign Minister worked as a speakers between two parts of the capital Masket, Masket last weekend.
The risks of negotiations cannot be high for the two countries that approach the half -century enmity.
US President Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened to provoke air strikes against the Iranian nuclear project if a deal is not reached.
Iranian officials are increasingly warning the possibility of developing nuclear weapons with their uranium reserves.
Resignation of Iranian vice president
As Iran’s president on Wednesday, Masood Bejeshkian formally approved one of his vice presidents who was Tehran’s main talks with the Nuclear Power Agreement with the World forces in 2015.
Mohammed Jawad Zarif was one of the leading supporters of Pejeshkian in his election last year, but attracted criticism from the militants of the Shiite Thevaraj, which has long said Gerif gave much of the negotiations.
“Pejeshkian has stressed that due to some problems, his administration will no longer benefit from the valuable knowledge and experience of Zarif,” the presidency report states.
In a decree, the President appointed Mohsen Ismaili, the new vice president of strategic affairs. In the Iranian political system, the president has several vice presidents. Ismail is called a moderate politician and legal expert.
The United Nations Office for Atomic Energy (AIEA), Rafael Grozie, came to Tehran for meetings with Pejeshkian and others, and they may take place on Thursday, and their duties took place in the morning after their arrival.
From the collapse of the historic nuclear deal in 2018, by unilaterally withdrawal of the Trump’s contract, Iran abandoned all its limits to its project and enrichs uranium to 60% of the cleanliness of 90% of weapons.
The Global Joint Action Plan (JCPOA) was signed in 2015 and agreed to limit its nuclear operations in exchange for relief from international sanctions.
Steve Witkaf is a “Trump deal”
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araksi warned the United States not to take contradictory positions in conversations.
“We are ready to develop confidence in a real and accepted issue,” he said.
Araki’s alert probably refers to ambassadors to Steve Witkaf, the Middle East, and suggested that an agreement at the beginning of the week reached him by the Obama administration, which would lead to a 3.67%of concentration as 2015.
“This will be completed only if the deal with Iran is a Trump contract,” Widkaf said later.
“Iran must stop its nuclear enrichment and arms plan,” he said.
“It is imperative for the world to create a difficult and fair agreement that we can last. That’s what President Trump told me to do it.”