Nuclear talks between Iran and the United States are scheduled to begin in Oman. The ongoing discussions have attracted worldwide interest because both countries work to resolve the nuclear program issues which have existed between them for many years.
White House Statement on Talks
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt will represent the White House to announce that the United States needs an agreement from the upcoming negotiations. According to Leavitt, President Donald Trump currently supports diplomatic methods which aim to achieve a nuclear-free Iran. She warned that if the negotiations fail, the United States will explore alternative solutions which could include military action.
Warnings and Military Developments
- Leavitt reported that President Trump delivered a severe warning to Iran Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Trump announced that if diplomatic efforts collapse, there would be repercussions. Simultaneously, local media reported that Iran had stationed its long-range Khorramshahr-4 missiles at a hidden base which the Revolutionary Guards operate.
- The United States has established a larger military presence throughout the region. The military has deployed aircraft carriers, warships, and surveillance aircraft, along with additional troops to the area. These military actions have resulted in increased tensions throughout the region.
Background to the Talks
- President Trump has previously expressed concern over the deaths of protesters during anti-government demonstrations in Iran. The United States issued a warning to Tehran that it would respond to any future aggression against protesters. Nuclear negotiations resumed after both countries agreed to stop nuclear activities.
- The talks are set to take place in Oman on Friday. Reports suggest that Iran plans to discuss not only nuclear issues but also other related matters during the negotiations.
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