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Iran and U.S. reach preliminary nuclear agreement in Geneva
Iran and the US report initial progress in Geneva nuclear talks, agreeing on guiding principles but needing further negotiations.
Iran and the US report initial progress in Geneva nuclear talks, agreeing on guiding principles but needing further negotiations.
Tensions ease as Iran and the United States reach preliminary agreements during high-stakes nuclear talks in Geneva. The discussions focused on technical nuclear issues, with Iran’s Foreign Minister and the IAEA Director General involved.
After four hours of negotiations, both sides confirmed a broad agreement on guiding principles, signaling a potential path toward a formal nuclear deal. While progress is promising, further talks are expected before finalising any agreement.
The talks unfold amid US military deployments in the region, highlighting the delicate balance of diplomacy and security. Vice President JD Vance emphasised the priority of preventing Iran from accessing nuclear weapons.
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