US, Iran say they’re moving closer to nuclear deal after 5th round of talks
- Iran and the United States held a fifth round of nuclear program negotiations on May 23, 2025, in Rome, mediated by Oman's Badr al-Busaidi.
- The talks followed decades of hostility and arose amid U.S. Demands that Iran halt uranium enrichment while Iran insists its program must continue.
- Negotiations between Iran and the United States in Rome advanced to a degree, though they did not yield definitive results, as discussions centered on reconciling U.S. Demands to halt uranium enrichment with Iran’s insistence on continuing its nuclear program while addressing sanctions relief.
- Omani mediator al-Busaidi reported that the recent fifth series of negotiations between Iran and the United States in Rome ended with partial but inconclusive advancements, highlighting the ongoing deadlock.
- Although both sides remain hopeful, ongoing disputes on enrichment leave outcomes uncertain amid rising sanctions and regional tensions.
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Iran, US see hope for progress after US nuclear talks
Iranian and U.S. delegations wrapped up a fifth round of talks in Rome on Friday and signs of some limited progress emerged in the negotiations aimed at resolving a decades-long dispute over Tehran's nuclear ambitions.
US, Iran say they’re moving closer to nuclear deal after 5th round of talks
Both the U.S. and Iran on Friday indicated that the two countries are moving closer to reaching a new deal regarding Tehran’s expanding nuclear program. Omani Foreign Minister Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi, who is the acting mediator, said the fifth round of talks in Rome ended with “some but not conclusive progress.” “We hope…
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