The two sides discussed the latest developments related to indirect negotiations between Iran and the United States.
They exchanged views on the ongoing diplomatic process and stressed the importance of constructive engagement and continued dialogue as a means to advance talks and achieve a sustainable understanding.
Iran Foreign Minister and chief negotiator Abbas Araghchi told MSNBC that the US hasn’t asked for zero enrichment and that both sides are seeking a “fast deal.”
US and Iranian officials met in Geneva on Tuesday for their second round of Oman-mediated talks, as President Donald Trump continues to bolster US military assets in the Middle East.
Bloomberg wrote on Sunday that Trump this week said he is considering a limited strike on Iran after setting a deadline roughly targeting early next month to reach a deal and avert potential US attacks.
Both sides reported progress after the latest meeting, though no date has been set for a third round of talks. Araghchi said that Tuesday’s discussions led to a general understanding and could move toward the drafting of an agreement.
