US-Iran Direct Talks Set to Begin in Oman Amid Heightened Tensions
Summary
Direct talks between the US and Iran are set to begin in Oman amid rising tensions and a buildup of military forces, as both sides disagree on the scope of discussions primarily centered on Iran's nuclear program.
Key Points
- Direct talks between the US and Iran are scheduled to start in Oman to prevent a possible military conflict.
- The US delegation is led by Steve Biegun with Jared Kushner participating, while Iran's side is led by Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi.
- The US demands discussions on Iran's nuclear program, ballistic missile program, support for armed groups, and human rights violations.
- Iran insists the talks focus solely on the nuclear program amid rising military tensions in the region.
