Tehran: US Iran talks probably without success

Tehran: US Iran talks probably without success

The Iranian top guide Ayatollah Ali Khamenei commented concerns about the ongoing negotiations with the United States regarding the Iranian nuclear program. He does not expect these talks to a degree, since Washington tightens its conditions for an agreement.

Iranian skepticism about negotiations

khamenei was quoted on his website with the words: "During the term of office of (former President Ebrahim) Raisi there were also indirect negotiations that did not lead to any result. Now we also have doubts that we will come to a conclusion and we do not know what will happen." This reflects the uncertainties that burden the negotiations.

US claims and Iranian reactions

The Iranian guide described the US claim to dispense uranium as a "big mistake" and emphasized that Tehran would not wait for a permit from Washington. In the direction of the American negotiators, he added: "Try not to speak nonsense."

enrichment law and international agreement

Iran emphasizes his right to enrichment within the framework of the nuclear weapons blocking contract (NPT) of the United Nations and explained that it will not give up this right under any circumstances. In this context, US President Donald Trump has threatened to attack Iran, should it not agree on a nuclear contract. However, he did not expressly excluded Iran's law on uranium enrichment.

mixed signals from the USA

The US special envoy Steve Witkoff, who heads the American delegation to the talks, had previously indicated that Iran could possibly receive permission to enrich it. At the weekend, however, he told ABC that Washington could "not even allow 1 % of enrichment capacity" under one agreement. "We have submitted a proposal to the Iranians that we believe that he appeals to some of these points without treating them too disrespectful," said Witkoff.

progress of the negotiations

MAJID TAKHT RAVANCHI, the deputy foreign minister of Iran, told Irans Nour News on Monday and found that the nuclear discussions with the USA will "no progress" if Washington insists on a task of enrichment. The fourth round of negotiations between Iran and the USA took place this month in Oman and aimed to restrict the Iranian nuclear program in exchange for the cancellation of sanctions. According to the Iranian Foreign Ministry, these discussions were "difficult".

outlook for future conversations

Witkoff stated that the next round of the talks could possibly take place in Europe this week. "We hope that this will lead to real positivism," he added. The Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Tuesday that Iran was offered a date for the next round of negotiations, but has not yet accepted it. When asked how the negotiations had gone so far, he joke with a joke that the two sides still struggle.

This comprehensive overview of the negotiations between Iran and the USA shows how complex and tense the situation is still. Both diplomatic and strategic considerations are in the foreground, while the world is waiting for a possible solution.