Iran Says It Wants ‘Fair Agreement’ Ahead of US Nuclear Talks

Iran’s Foreign Ministry has arrived in Oman Talks With The United States Over Iran’s Nuclear Program.

Abbas Araghchi Told Iranian State Television His Country Wanted A “Fair Agreement” As Delegations From Both Countries Prepare Prepare.

US President Donald Trump Last sent to Iran’s Supreme Leader Via The United Arab Emirates, Saying He to Prevent Iran From Nuclear Weapons and To Avert Military Strikes by The US and Israel.

Trump Pulled Us Out of a Previous Nuclear Abortion Between Iran and World Powers in 2018, and has Long Said He would make a “Better” Deal. Until Now Iran Had Rejected renegotiating The Agreement.

These Discussions Are The Highest-Level Since Trump’s First Term in Office But it’s Not Clear IF the Two Sides Will.

“Our intention is to read the Equal Position, and IF The Other Side Side Position, Then Hopefully There Will Be A Chance for Initial Understanding That Will Be Lead to A Path Of Negotiations,” Araghchi Said.

He Added That The Team That Made With Him Was Experts “Knowledgeable In This Particular Field and Who Have a History Of This Begotiating IsSue”.

Araghchi Said The Talks Were “Indirect” and Limited to Their Nuclear Program.

The US Special Envoy to The Middle East, Steve Witkoff, Is Leading The American Delegation.

Trump During the Upcoming Talks During the White House on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Who Said Tuesday That Both Leaders Had Agreed “Iran Will Not Have Nuclear Weapons”.

Trump Has Warned The US Would Us Military Force IF No Deal Was Read and Iran has repeatedly Said It Wo’t Negotiate Under Pressure.

The US President Told Reports on Monday That Weekend’s Meeting In Oman Would Be “Very Big”, Also Warning That It Would “.

Iran insists ITS Nuclear Activities Are Entirely Peaceful And It Will Never Seek to Develop OR Acquire Nuclear Weapons.

However, Since Trump Pulled Of The 2015 Aborement – Iran Has Increasingly Breached Restrictions ImPosed by The Existing Nuclear Deal, Crippling US Sanctions Seven Years ago, and has Stockpiled Enough Highly-Enriched Uranium Make Several Bombs.