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Iran Wants to Change Venue and Format of Nuclear Talks
Iran demands shifting US talks to Oman and limiting discussions to nuclear issues, challenging a broader agenda favored by Washington and raising doubts about the Istanbul meeting.
- On Feb 3, a regional source said Iran demands the talks be held in Oman and limited to two-way, nuclear-only discussions, casting doubt on Friday's scheduled meeting.
- Frustration has grown because Iran's push to shift talks to Oman and limit them to nuclear issues has stalled progress, while United States officials reject this bilateral format.
- At sea, U.S. forces reported shooting down an Iranian drone that aggressively approached the USS Abraham Lincoln while Iranian vessels tried to halt a U.S.-flagged tanker near the Strait of Hormuz.
- The planned Friday meeting would have included U.S. and Iranian officials with Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates, and Jared Kushner, Steve Witkoff, and Abbas Araqchi were due to attend.
- Sources add that it remains unclear how the United States will respond to Iran's push, and it remains to be seen if serious negotiations will occur, despite scheduled talks later this week.
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Iran is asking for a change in the location and format of the talks with the US in Istanbul, planned for Friday this week, The Times of Israel reports.
·Belgrade, Serbia
Read Full ArticleInformed sources told Axios that Iran has requested a change to the venue and nature of the negotiations scheduled with the United States next Friday. According to the website, these sources...
·Amman, Jordan
Read Full ArticleIran Wants to Change Venue and Format of Nuclear Talks
“Iran has demanded changes to the venue and format for negotiations with the U.S. this Friday,” Axios reports. “If the new demands scupper Friday’s talks, they risk pushing President Trump off the diplomatic path and toward the military option at a time when he has already assembled enormous firepower in the Gulf.”
·New York, United States
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Total News Sources19
Leaning Left5Leaning Right3Center1Last UpdatedBias Distribution56% Left
Bias Distribution
- 56% of the sources lean Left
56% Left
L 56%
11%
R 33%
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