Iran and the United States will meet again for nuclear talks. This will be the sixth time both countries are sitting down for discussions. The meeting is set to happen in Muscat, Oman, on Sunday, June 15.
Oman's foreign minister, Badr Al-Busaidi, shared the news on social media. He confirmed the talk on X, saying he was happy to announce the meeting. Iran had already said talks would happen, but this is the first time Oman confirmed it.
The United States has not made any public comment yet about the talks. However, this meeting is seen as very important due to rising tensions.
In recent days, there have been concerns about peace in the region. The US has started moving non-essential workers and families out of the Middle East. This is a safety move due to possible unrest.
Oman is acting as a middleman to help both sides talk. They've helped before in earlier talks.
The world is watching closely to see if this round of talks can reduce tension and bring a peaceful solution.
Source: https://www.arabnews.com/node/2604250/middle-east