US and Iran start the second round of negotiations to complete the nuclear confrontation

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US Messenger Steve Witco and Iran’s chief diplomat began the second round of talks when the Trump administration presses in the Islamic Republic to agree to the transaction to change its nuclear progress.

Negotiations on Saturday in Rome between Witco and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbama Araga are crucial for the termination of many years of modern between Washington and Tehran, which causes the next conflict in the Middle East.

According to the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Oman is mediated between long -standing opponents at the Ambassador to Rome, where two delegations conducted discussions in separate rooms.

After indirect negotiations in Oman last weekend – the first between the Trump administration and the Republic – both the US and Iran described the discussions as positive and constructive. But this week, US officials gave ambiguous signals that President Donald Trump is expecting Iran to agree.

At the beginning of the week, Vitcoof suggested that Tehran continue to enrich Uranus low. But the next day, he said that Iran “should stop and eliminate” his nuclear enrichment program to ensure a deal with Trump.

It would be a red line for Ayatolalah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s supreme leader who insists that Tehran is entitled to enrich uranium Under the international non -proliferation treaty.

Arahchi said Iran was “quite serious” in Rome’s conversations and would not change his position. He urged the US to demonstrate “sequence” in its messages.

“We get conflicting signals from the US,” he said on Friday of Iranian journalists. “For us, as they say in the negotiating table is the standard.” He added that “we clearly formulated our position in response to the US positions that are inadmissible.”

Iran has expanded its enrichment program after Trump abandoned his first term from the nuclear agreement, which Tehran signed with the Obama administration of the European state, Russia and China in 2015.

According to this transaction, Iran has agreed to strict restrictions on its nuclear activity, including uranium enrichment to the level of not higher than 3.67 percent of cleanliness, in return for sanctions.

But Iran has enriched Uranus at the level of up to 60 percent cleanliness over the last four years and has the opportunity to produce enough luxury materials needed for nuclear bombs for several weeks.

Last month, the annual US threats report states that “Iran does not build nuclear weapons and that the Khamenei did not transform the nuclear weapons program, which he suspended in 2003.”

Trump insisted that he wanted to decose the crisis diplomatically, but warned that America would take hostilities potentially with Israel when Iran did not agree with the transaction. In recent weeks, the United States has launched additional forces to the region, including the second aircraft carrier and bombers.

Iran promised to avenge any attack.

During his National Army Day on Friday, Iran showed the Russian S-300 missile system, which was believed to be destroyed last year by Israeli strike on Iran’s protected radar infrastructure. State media reports that a system known as Bavar-373 in Iran, demonstrated at the parade was a “modernized” version reconstructed by Iranian engineer.