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At a press conference on April 7, President of the United States Donald Trump, Tehran’s nuclear program was direct talks between Iran and its leadership, he said.
“We are negotiating directly with Iran,” said Trump. “We have a great meeting on Saturday.”
Iran denied direct talks, but negotiations were adopted through Omani mediation.
Trump’s announcement came as a surprise for many, because Iran has long refused to refuse direct talks. So something changed?
Here’s all we know so far.
What did the Trump say?
Interestingly, the negotiations will be “direct”, and the next meeting will be on Saturday, he said.
“Many people say: OH, maybe you pass or do not directly engage in surrogations, you are engaged in other countries,” he said.
“No, we deal with them directly. Perhaps a bargain will be done.
“To make a deal to make a deal, he probably wants to attack the regional giant, the US ally looked at something that Israel had twice in the last 12 months.
At the beginning of March, Trump told journalists The Iranian government has a country that requires negotiations on the nuclear program and threatens military actions if there is no answer.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said that Iran will not negotiate with the “coup governments”.
Trump has so far used sanctions that strengthen the “maximum pressure” policy to Iran.
What did Iran say?
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi speaks of indirect talks between him and the United States and the US Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff, the special envoy to the Oman.
“This is an opportunity as it is a test,” said Araghchi wrote in X.
Iran has long been able to negotiate with the United States, but by the Iranian state media has agreed to work by an Omaniary mediator that Sayyid Badr Albusaidi has agreed.
Iran and the United States will meet for the indirect high-level negotiations in Oman on Saturday.
It is an opportunity as much as a test. The ball is in the US court.
Iran’s messaging was an openness between openness to negotiate and reject US threatening tactics.
If Iranian President Mesut Pezeshkian shows that the United States is favorable for negotiations in September, it is possible to negotiate direct talks, he said.
“We are not hostile to the United States. They must prove goodwill in practice,” Pezeshkian said, “We are brothers with Americans.”
But at the beginning of this week the araghist He asked Washington’s sincerity While calling the talks, Sunday, “If you want negotiations, what is the threat point?”
What would Trump want for a talk?
Despite the bombing of Yemen, Israel’s free-hand hand in Lebanon and Syria has said that the war will be restarted in Gaza and want to seem like a “peacekeeper”.
He says Iran want to discuss Iran’s nuclear program to make sure that he does not establish a nuclear weapon.
In the first period of the office, Trump, really, the nuclear transaction between Iran and world forces, in exchange for the relief of some sanctions, curbed Iran’s nuclear program.
After removal, Trump’s sanctions were applied. According to him, any agreement on Iran should have limited not only a nuclear program, but also Assenal weapons.
In recent weeks, Iran said that Yemeni Houthis was financially, Blame Iran every time Houthis is the transportation of Israel in Arabia or the Red Seas, attacking Israel, or by Israel.
It is not clear if it appears in the negotiations.
Trump may also want to discuss Iran’s growing oil sales.
What spoken did Iran want?
Iran is exempt from sanctions to reduce economic pressure from the economic crisis suffering from the economic crisis in the country.
This means that Iran will be able to enter the fast money transfer system and international investment.
However, including Iran, the right to use the nuclear program, including a number of enrichments and centrifuges since 2018.
He said that the starting positions of the two sides are more different than the beginning of a joint joint work plan (JCPOA) as an “Iranian nuclear deal”.
Iran asks Obama to abandon more sanctions, and Trump threatened to bomb Iran if they do not cut an agreement.
Is there no agreement on Iran’s nuclear program anymore?
Yes, JCPoa.
As mentioned above, there was an exchange of views from Iran to restrict Iran’s nuclear program for the relief of sanctions.
Trump, in 2018, in 2018 and the nearest ally of the United States, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, was one of the highest votes against JCPOA.
Trump and Netanyahu said JCPoA did not last long enough for a long long term, not long enough long enough to refer to JCPoa for banning certain nuclear activities in just 10-15 years.
Iran’s conventional weapons program should include any relief in connection with Iran and any relief of Iran’s economy will allow Tehran regional allies to carry out the “threatened Israeli security”.
How close is Iran nuclear weapons?
No one really knows.
Iran does not want to develop a nuclear program for peaceful purposes and nuclear weapons.
The Supreme Leader Hamed Khamenei made a religious decision for this effect in 2003, and since today it was the cornerstone of Iran’s nuclear policy.
Some Western analysts claim that Iran is incredibly close to a nuclear weapon in terms of opportunities.
In March 2025, Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, increased Iran’s concerns about uranium enrichment. Iran has an uranium harvesting, which has about 60 percent and the only nuclear situation.
While Iran does not want a nuclear weapon, Iranian leaders expressed the decision on them only with them.
In March, Khamenei said: “If we want to build a nuclear weapon, the United States would not be able to stop.”
