Europeans feared this possibility, and now it has been confirmed. As of Saturday, April 12, the conversations between the United States and Iran in the Tehran Nuclear Program would take place in Oman, without any European or mediator partner. The discussions were heroes under the auspices of the Sultanate of Oman, who is organizing both delegations: the American team, led by the special envoy Steve Witkoff, and that of Iran, led by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Abbas Araghchi.
“We are giving diplomacy a genuine opportunity in good faith and complete surveillance,” the Iranian side said on Friday, he thought that a rapid advance would be surprising, given the ongoing tensions between Tehran and Washington. According to the White House spokesman, Karoline Leavitt, the “final objective” of the president of the UZ, Donald Trump, is “to ensure that Iran can never get a nuclear weapon.” The Republican president believes in diplomacy, he said on Friday, but “all the options” are still on the table if the conversations do not produce results, he added. The resumption of negotiations occurs when the United States reinforces its military presence in the region as a warning to Tehran, deploying a second aircraft carriers to the region, the USS Carl-Vinson, which is generally parked in Asia.
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