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US President Donald Trump'sspecial envoy Steve Witkoff told a private gathering on Tuesday that theadministration is demanding any nuclear deal with Iran should last indefinitely,Axios reported on Wednesday, citing a US official and two others with knowledgeof the comments.
A new round of negotiationsbetween the United States and Iran, mediated by Oman, is scheduled to takeplace on Thursday in Geneva. It follows earlier sessions in Muscat and Genevathis month as both sides test whether diplomacy can avert escalation amid mounting military pressure and freshUS sanctions.
Meanwhile, Iran’s ForeignMinister Abbas Araghchi said Wednesday there is an opportunity to reach an“agreed, just, and balanced solution” with the United States. In an interviewwith India Today, he ruled out any compromise on Iran’s right to peacefulnuclear technology, insisting there is “no military option” to resolve what hedescribed as a peaceful nuclear file. He accused Israel of “seeking to drag” Trumpinto a conflict with Iran, claiming Israel “wants war” and that Trump has been“misled by fake news.”
Earlier today, US Vice PresidentJD Vance said he hopes Iran approaches the Geneva talks seriously, reiteratingthat Washington will not allow Tehran to obtain a nuclear weapon. Trump hasalso said he prefers a diplomatic resolution but warned he would never permitIran to develop such a capability.
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