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A Look at the Long, Fraught Timeline of Iran Nuclear Tensions as Talks with US Loom
New Geneva talks aim to address Iran's nuclear program after regional attacks and sanctions snapback, with the International Atomic Energy Agency citing noncompliance.
- On Thursday, Iran and the United States are due to hold new talks in Geneva after America assembled its largest fleet of warplanes in the Mideast.
- After the U.S. pulled out in 2018, the nuclear accord collapsed on May 8, 2018, leading Iran to back away by May 8, 2019, and enrich uranium up to 60% by April 16, 2021, amid proxy attacks blamed on Tehran.
- Under President Barack Obama, the U.S. opened a secret back channel in Oman and held talks in July 2012; since April 6, 2021, Vienna talks resumed with rounds in Oman and Rome on April 26, May 11, and May 23, 2025.
- The Iran–Israel war began June 9, 2025, with the U.S. attacking three Iranian nuclear sites and Iran retaliating at a Qatar military base on June 23, 2025.
- Reimposed U.N. sanctions and domestic unrest have heightened pressure on Tehran, as protests erupted Dec.28,2025 after the rial plunged to 1.42 million rials to one U.S. dollar and the government blocked communications for 85 million.
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The US wants to continue discussions with Iran on the controversial nuclear program on Thursday.
Next Thursday is shaping as the final day for the solution of the crisis between Iran and the United States, in a “third round of negotiations” that has the whole region holding its breath, while the American fleet is waiting in the Persian Gulf. It is already 75 thousand men waiting for Trump’s order, which has shown its frustration at the conduct of the talks and gave until March 1 as the deadline for reaching an agreement. Since then, Iran ha…
Representatives of the United States and Iran will discuss Iran's nuclear program again on Thursday, a US official confirmed to the French news agency AFP. He did not provide further details. Iran announced on Sunday that the talks would take place on Thursday in Geneva.
The United States will resume nuclear talks with Iran on Thursday, a US official confirmed to AFP, as Washington continues a massive military buildup to pressure Tehran.
US-Iran nuclear talks planned for Thursday in Geneva
US-Iran nuclear talks planned for Thursday in Geneva. The two sides will “discuss a detailed Iranian proposal for a nuclear deal.” The post US-Iran nuclear talks planned for Thursday in Geneva appeared first on Jerusalem World News.
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