U.S. AND IRAN COULD MEET SOON ; NUCLEAR TALKS MIGHT HAPPEN IN OSLO

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🇮🇷🇺🇸 U.S. AND IRAN COULD MEET SOON; NUCLEAR TALKS MIGHT HAPPEN IN OSLO

Trump’s envoy Witkoff and Iran’s F.M. Araghchi might finally meet face-to-face in Oslo.

No official dates yet, but talks could begin soon.

A recent strike damaged Iran’s uranium stockpile, making it unusable for now.

Meanwhile, Iran has frozen talks with the global nuclear watchdog but claims it is still following the rules.

With tensions high, this meeting could either ease the situation or escalate the conflict.

Source: Axios

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🇮🇷 IRAN TO UN: YOU CAN WATCH OUR NUCLEAR PROGRAM, JUST DON’T OPEN THAT DOOR

Despite suspending cooperation, Iran’s top diplomat says they’ll still work with the UN’s nuclear watchdog, just through a tightly controlled security council.

He claims Iran’s still committed to the N.P.T. and its Safeguards Agreement, calling the move a safety measure.

UN inspectors are still in Iran but haven’t been allowed near nuclear sites since the fighting started.

Source: Bloomberg

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🇮🇷🇺🇳IRAN OFFICIALLY SUSPENDS COOPERATION WITH UN NUCLEAR WATCHDOG

Iran just told the UN’s nuclear inspectors to get lost – accusing them of helping set the stage for Israeli airstrikes that hit nuclear sites and killed scientists.

President Masoud Pezeshkian made it official after Iran’s parliament passed a bill demanding “security guarantees” before any more IAEA access.

Lawmakers are even pushing to ban IAEA chief Rafael Grossi from entering the country at all.

Source: Al Arabiya