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The Talks in Oman: Round One Goes to Iran
First, the United States demanded direct negotiations while Iran wanted indirect talks. The talks in Oman were indirect, with the Omani foreign minister as go-between. It seems that there was a hello chat and handshake between U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff and Iran’s foreign minister Abbas Aragchi, but no more than that.
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Pezeshkian asked, according to IRNA. “America today is not only humiliating Iran, but the world, and this behavior contradicts the call for negotiations.” ...
Pezeshkian asked, according to IRNA. “America today is not only humiliating Iran, but the world, and this behavior contradicts the call for negotiations.” ...
Pezeshkian asked, according to IRNA. "America today is not only humiliating Iran, but the world, and this behavior contradicts the call for negotiations." Upcoming Events ...
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