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next round of 'indirect' negotiations with the US scheduled to take place in Oman today

comes days after Rubio and Witkoff both said Iran cannot have any enrichment capabilities and this is their redline.
 
Persian Gulf said:


next round of 'indirect' negotiations with the US scheduled to take place in Oman today

comes days after Rubio and Witkoff both said Iran cannot have any enrichment capabilities and this is their redline.
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It seems that Iran plans to offer the idea of turning our enrichment plants into a multi-national corporation like URENCO with regional countries such as Saudi Arabia. This is honestly the best outcome for Iran.

We will keep our enrichment facilities, we'll get a steady supply of natural uranium from the world, and we will make money as well. Trump, on the other hand, can claim that since these facilities are now part of an international consortium, they can no longer be a threat because they're open to other partners. Meanwhile, sanctions on our nuclear program will be lifted and we will be able to produce advanced centrifuges like IR-8 and move beyond IR-6.
 
ShapurII said:
It seems that Iran plans to offer the idea of turning our enrichment plants into a multi-national corporation like URENCO with regional countries such as Saudi Arabia. This is honestly the best outcome for Iran.

We will keep our enrichment facilities, we'll get a steady supply of natural uranium from the world, and we will make money as well. Trump, on the other hand, can claim that since these facilities are now part of an international consortium, they can no longer be a threat because they're open to other partners. Meanwhile, sanctions on our nuclear program will be lifted and we will be able to produce advanced centrifuges like IR-8 and move beyond IR-6.
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it is an interesting idea

I only saw Pataremes talk about it on Twitter so far
 
  • "The discussions were again both direct and indirect," the U.S. official said.
  • The U.S. official said an agreement was reached to move forward with the talks to continue working through technical elements of a possible nuclear deal.
  • "We are encouraged by today's outcome and look forward to our next meeting, which will happen in the near future," the U.S. official said.
  • Araghchi told Iranian state television after the talks that the negotiations on Sunday "were more serious" than previous rounds.
  • "We have a better understanding of each other's views...the talks are moving forward," he said.
 

Hahahaha​

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US talks progressing, though nuclear program 'non-negotiable' Iran's FM says​

m.jpost.com

Fourth round of US-Iran nuclear talks end in Oman | The Jerusalem Post

Senior US administration officials told Reuters that an agreement was reached to move forward with talks to continue working through technical elements.
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Are the claims in these video series verifiable ?
 
tsunset said:
Indian accounts takes Iran-Israel footage posing as India-Pakistan footages

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Fucking retards! Almost all of their scientific papers are fraudulent and plagiarized. A nation of over one billion that still does not have modern sanitation, who can not build shit and is a big importer. There is no comparison with China, which is a global juggernaut.
 
Kyussis said:
Israel should take out Trump and blame it on Iran! The U.S masses will eat it all up!
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No. A lot of pro Trump podcasters are not too kind to Israel.

Tucker
Mark Dice
Candice Owens
Alex Jones

Which also includes popular X accounts. You have a handful of Republican congress folk too. We're not as blind as people like to think we know whose behind the Epstein murder.
 
Trump: Iran is acting "very intelligent[ly]" and "very reasonable" in nuclear talks
 
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