The Iranian Foreign Minister said that negotiations with the United States delegation in Rome were constructive and focused on the future.
The Iran and the United States are expected to convene to discuss the progress of the Iran nuclear program next week, confirming the source of the US administration this Saturday after the two sides recognized the “good progress” in the conversations.
In talks in Rome, President Donald Trump’s special ambassador Steve Witcuff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas have personally spoken to the US government agency’s associated press (AP) agency.
Before they meet again in Oman on April 26, Aray said they would be There were technical level conversations in the coming days. The fact that experts will discuss the details of the possible agreement indicates progress in the discussion and take place at a time Trump is pressing for a quick dealWhile threatening to act military against Iran.
Parts “They have made very good progress in direct and indirect discussions”A high Trump administration official who spoke on anonymous trump to discuss a private diplomatic meeting.
Abbas Arai said that “there were discussions in a constructive environment and (…) they were developing.”
“I believe we are in good condition after technical negotiations,” he predicted. And added: “This time, We were able to reach a good understanding About a series of formulas and goals. “
The historical moment
The fact that negotiations are going to be a historical moment Decades of hostility between two countries From the Islamic Revolution of 1979 and from the captive crisis in the US embassy.
During his first tenure in his first tenure, he unilaterally withdraws from Iran’s nuclear agreement with world powers in 2018, and has prompted the years of attacks and negotiations that failed to restore the improvement of Tyranium’s enrichment in instead of a financial sanctions survey.
The danger is a American or Israelites military attack on Iran’s nuclear facilitiesOr Iranians fulfill their threats Develop a nuclear weapon.
