Iran says nuclear deal is possible if Washington is realistic

Summary

Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araqchi, suggests it may be possible to reach an agreement with the U.S., provided Washington remains realistic. He emphasized that if the U.S. demonstrates seriousness without making unrealistic demands, progress could be achieved. The second round of talks is set for Saturday in Rome, involving U.S. President Donald Trump’s Oman-based counterpart. Araqchi noted Iran had already expressed its view on the U.S.’s commitment during the first round, which took place last week in Oman.

Additional Summaries

Iran hopes to reach a nuclear deal with the U.S., emphasizing that progress is possible if Washington remains realistic. Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi stated that the U.S. demonstrated seriousness in the first round of talks last week in Oman and will continue discussions on Saturday in Rome under Omani Foreign Minister Badr al-Busaidi.

Iran's foreign minister emphasized that reaching an agreement on a nuclear deal with the U.S. is feasible if the U.S. remains realistic, following successful initial talks in Oman. The second round of discussions between Iran and the U.S., set for Saturday, aims to address lingering concerns after the first round, where both sides demonstrated seriousness.