Iranian negotiators are reportedly arriving in Rome, Italy over Easter weekend to negotiate more nuclear programs, two sources told Axios on Monday.
Diplomats from Iran’s Islamic Republic will meet in the city after his first speech in Oman with a US diplomat on April 12 was described by envoy Steve Witkov as “serious and wonderful.” According to To axios. The talks came as part of President Donald Trump’s attempt to attack a contract that former President Joe Biden’s administration did not fall off the ground.
Despite enjoying the legal status of the country as a religious minority, Christians are being persecuted widely throughout Iran. According to To the State Department in 2023.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragut Will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin spearheaded the meeting and sought advice on nuclear talks. According to Axios, US officials chose the meeting spot. (Related: We say Trump can follow Israel to hit Iran if the nuclear talk doesn’t go on.)
Witkoff and Araghchi spoke directly to each other for 45 minutes, which was longer than publicly known, sources told Axios.
An Iranian man walks by an anti-US mural on the wall of the former US embassy in downtown Tehran, Iran on April 11, 2025 (pictured by Hossein Beris/Middle East/AFP via Getty Images)
With existing stores with 60% enriched uranium, Iran could create nuclear weapons in just a week. I said Breaking news for March 2025.
Iran is the biggest state Sponsors of global terrorist organizations have supported the Khuti rebels in Yemen, Hezbollah in Lebanon, and various Shia Muslim militia groups in Iraq with logistics and military aid.
The US continues to slam Yemen’s Houssis as it halts global trade by harassing Gulf of Aden commercial vessels. The closure of the Red Sea transport route adds nearly $1 million to the vessel’s fuel costs, extending the voyage for about two weeks.
Houthis has collided about 170 times since 2023, targeting US Navy ships.
The State Department also owns it Ratchet It has intensified sanctions pressure in recent weeks, and has issued numerous new orders to the administration since Trump took office in January 2024.
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