Oman-mediated talks pointed toward technical talks in Vienna days before the U.S. assumes the Security Council presidency.
Coordinated U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iranian targets threw planned nuclear talks in Vienna into doubt, just hours before Washington assumes the rotating presidency of the United Nations Security Council for March.
The military operation, launched on Saturday, follows three rounds of indirect negotiations in Geneva mediated by Oman. Those talks adjourned this week with plans for technical-level discussions at the Vienna-based International Atomic Energy Agency beginning early next week.
Oman’s foreign minister, who was mediating the urgent talks, said the sides were 'exchanging creative and positive ideas.'
Indirect negotiations mediated by Oman advance despite military signaling and unresolved enrichment dispute.
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Oman’s foreign minister, who was mediating the urgent talks, said the sides were 'exchanging creative and positive ideas.'
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