Iran says it wants ‘fair agreement’ ahead of US nuclear talks

Iran’s foreign minister arrived in Oman for dialogue with the United States about Iran’s nuclear program.

Abbas ArageChi said that his state wants a “fair agreement” as his state delegations prepare for negotiations on Iranian television.

US President Donald Trump sent a letter to Iran’s top leader through the United Arab Emirates last month.

Trump withdrew the United States from the previous nuclear agreement between Iran and the world in 2018 and said it would be “better” for a long time. So far, Iran has rejected the renegotiation of this agreement.

This discussion is the highest since Trump’s first term, but it’s not clear whether both sides will sit in the same room.

Arag Chi said, “Our intentions are to reach fair and honorable agreements in equal positions, and I hope there will be an early understanding of negotiations when the other comes out of the same position.

He added that the team that came with him consists of experts and consists of experts with “knowledge in this particular field and have a history of negotiations.”

Aragechi said the talks were “indirect” and limited to nuclear programs.

Steve Witkoff, a US special envoy to the Middle East, leads the US delegation.

Trump visited the White House on Monday and revealed the approaching conversation by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Trump warned that the United States would use the army if it could not reach a transaction, and Iran would repeatedly be pressed and negotiated.

The US president warned reporters at the elliptical office on Monday, saying, “It’s very big,” and warns that if the talks are not successful, it will be a very bad day for Iran. “

Iran argues that nuclear activities are entirely peaceful and will not try to develop or acquire nuclear weapons.

But after Trump withdrew from the 2015 Convention, which expires at the end of this year, Iran has fully strengthened uranium to create more and more bombs with US sanctions retaliation, which has recovered seven years ago.