US says “very good progress” reached in talks with Iran
A senior Trump administration official, speaking on the condition of anonymity under rules set by the administration, said in a statement that the US made very good progress in talks with Iran in Rome, The Washington Post reported.
“Following the previous session, I can say this sitting was also a good one,” Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told Iranian state television. “I can say the talks are moving forward. We succeeded to reach a better agreement this time about principles and targets.”
The sides sat in separate rooms at the Omani Embassy in Rome on Saturday as Omani Foreign Minister Badr al-Busaidi passed messages between them.
Technical negotiations are to begin on Wednesday in Oman, Araghchi said, and the sides will meet for a third time on April 26. The technical negotiations will allow the sides to provide more “details,” he said, as they design a framework for the talks.
“We are going to meet next Saturday to study the result of their work and see how close it is to a deal,” he said.
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