Diplomatic Narrow Path: Iran-U.S. Talks in Oman Signal Cautious Openings

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Iran and the United States met in Oman for their first talks since last year’s clashes, with Tehran signaling readiness to defend sovereignty while Washington pushes a package of demands—ending or constraining Iran’s nuclear program, reducing missiles, and curbing support for militias—for sanctions relief; regional actors prefer a nuclear-focused path, and Tehran reportedly floated a long-term suspension of its nuclear work in exchange for relief, though points of agreement remain uncertain.
- U.S. and Iran in Oman for Talks as Regional Leaders Seek to Prevent War The New York Times
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- American and Iranian negotiators test diplomacy in Oman to avert war USA Today
- Indirect US-Iran talks under way in Oman in push to prevent war Al Jazeera
- U.S. and Iran Gather for High-Stakes Nuclear Talks The Wall Street Journal
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