Iran and the United States concluded nuclear talks in Oman with no significant breakthroughs but confirmed plans for future negotiations, marking their highest-level contact since the US withdrew from the 2015 nuclear deal. Both sides noted progress, with Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman describing the meeting as “difficult but useful” and a US official expressing encouragement for future discussions. Key issues remain, particularly Iran’s insistence on its right to uranium enrichment, which the US has called a “red line,” as tensions continue amid diplomatic efforts in the region.
