Donald Trump's climbdown could be a ploy - but Iran unlikely to accept it
The US and Iran have held high-stakes talks in Oman over Tehran's nuclear program, with both sides describing the discussions as positive and constructive. The two parties have scheduled more talks next Saturday, aiming to resolve their differences through dialogue and diplomacy.
The US and Iran have held talks in Oman to discuss Tehran's nuclear program. The White House described the talks as very positive and constructive. Iran's top diplomat also reported a productive atmosphere. The talks are set to resume next Saturday. The US had previously pulled out of a deal limiting Iran's nuclear program in 2018. Iran began ignoring limitations on its program a year later. The current talks focus on de-escalating regional tensions and easing sanctions.
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