- Indirect nuclear talks between the United States and Iran in Geneva have reportedly made progress, according to wng.org.
- An agreement has been reached on general guiding principles during these discussions, which were held through Omani intermediaries.
- The primary aim of these talks is to establish terms for Iran to constrain its nuclear program.
- This constraint is intended to be implemented under the supervision of the United Nations.
- Further discussions are expected to continue to address any remaining gaps in the agreement.
US-Iran Nuclear Talks Progress
Indirect nuclear talks between the United States and Iran, held in Geneva through Omani intermediaries, have reportedly made progress. An agreement on general guiding principles has been reached, setting the stage for Iran to constrain its nuclear program under United Nations supervision, with further discussions expected to finalize the deal.
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