Summary
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that an agreement with the United States to avoid conflict could be reached if diplomacy is prioritized. Talks between the two nations are scheduled in Geneva, where both parties will discuss a possible deal. The discussions come amidst rising military tensions and economic difficulties in Iran.
Key Facts
- Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi believes a deal with the US is possible if diplomacy is prioritized.
- Talks between Iran and the US will occur in Geneva, Switzerland.
- Iran has emphasized it will not develop nuclear weapons, but insists on its right to peaceful nuclear technology.
- The US has increased its military presence near Iran, including docking a large aircraft carrier in the region.
- Economic difficulties in Iran have led to public protests, partly due to a shortage of US dollars.
- Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps has been conducting military drills in response to US actions.
- The latest round of talks will be mediated by Oman and follows previous discussions also held in Geneva.
