Washington(The COW News Digital)US President Donald Trump has confirmed that the next round of nuclear negotiations with Iran will take place next week, signaling continued diplomatic engagement between the two countries.
Speaking to reporters, Trump described the first round of talks as positive and said the discussions held on Friday in Muscat, Oman, yielded encouraging results. “Iran wants to reach an agreement with the United States,” he stated, emphasizing that both sides are working toward a potential deal.
Trump also highlighted that Iran appears to be more willing to comply than it was eighteen months ago. “They are much more prepared to take action now,” the president added. He underscored his own stance, saying that he does not want to see Iran develop nuclear weapons.
The recent negotiations in Oman’s capital were attended by senior officials from both countries. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi noted that while both parties have agreed to continue discussions, officials will first consult with their respective governments before the next round of talks.
According to US media reports, Washington is seeking concrete commitments from Tehran to halt uranium enrichment entirely and to limit the production of ballistic missiles. These points remain central to ongoing negotiations, as the US aims to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons capabilities.
Analysts note that the resumption of talks represents a cautious but important step toward a broader agreement. While challenges remain, both sides appear committed to finding a framework that addresses nuclear proliferation concerns and ensures regional security.
The upcoming round of negotiations will be closely monitored by the international community, as any potential deal could have significant geopolitical implications, including easing sanctions on Iran and stabilizing tensions in the Middle East.
Trump’s comments reflect optimism about the process, though experts caution that previous negotiations have faced delays and setbacks. “The next steps will be crucial,” said one foreign policy analyst. “Both Washington and Tehran need to demonstrate flexibility while maintaining key security objectives.”
The continuation of talks underscores the delicate balance between diplomacy and deterrence in US-Iran relations. Observers say that transparent communication, mutual concessions, and adherence to agreed-upon timelines will be essential for achieving a lasting agreement.
