Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is considering a trip to Switzerland for nuclear talks with the US, according to sources, but the plan is not final. Tehran says a ceasefire in Lebanon is a critical precondition for negotiations with Washington, and will prioritize seeing calm on the ground before traveling for talks.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is weighing a trip to Switzerland for a potential first round of US-Iran nuclear talks, according to a source cited by The Zioneer. The plan remains tentative and could change depending on the situation in Lebanon.
Tehran has linked any nuclear negotiations with Washington to a ceasefire in Lebanon, framing it as a "make-or-break" condition. Iran insists it will only proceed to talks after seeing calm on the ground.
US envoy Steve Witkoff is en route to Switzerland for the same talks, and Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner is already in the country, as The Zioneer reported earlier today. The diplomatic push follows a canceled session on Friday and weeks of reports about a possible US-Iran MOU signing in Geneva.
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