Summary
Iran has agreed in indirect talks with the United States not to stockpile enriched uranium, which can be used to make nuclear weapons. These talks, brokered by Oman, are seen as a significant step towards a deal that could ensure Iran cannot develop a nuclear bomb. Oman’s Foreign Minister believes that a peaceful agreement is possible within a few months.
Key Facts
- Iran agreed not to stockpile enriched uranium, which prevents it from making nuclear weapons.
- Talks between the US and Iran are being held indirectly, with Oman acting as a mediator.
- Oman’s Foreign Minister said the agreement is a major breakthrough and believes all issues can be resolved diplomatically.
- There will be full verification by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to ensure compliance.
- Iran will reduce its current stockpiles of nuclear material to the lowest level possible.
- The US and Iran are expected to meet again for more negotiations in Vienna, Austria.
- President Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the way negotiations are going but prefers a diplomatic solution.
- Trump mentioned that military force might still be considered if necessary.
