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The Israel Defense Forces Iran After months of attempts, it seemed to have failed, with nuclear negotiations between the Trump administration and Tehran.
Trey Yingst of Fox News reported that Israel had a strike in Iran, adding that explosions were heard in the capital Tehnra.
Israel declares a state of emergency as a country where Iran responds.
After the strike Israel For the first time, the pursuit of Iran’s nuclear facilities in early November was threatened after a series of round-trip missile strikes last April to October.
In April 2024, direct participation between Israel and Iran began, with its first direct strike on Israeli territory. Israel responded less than a week later and destroyed part of Iran’s S-300 long-range air defense system.
Trump evacuated in the Middle East, warning Israel to strike against Iran in nuclear talks
Jerusalem responded to Iran’s strike on ballistic missiles on October 1 A series of popular songs On October 26, it targeted military facilities and missile storage locations.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu later confirms Israel’s October strike Partial degradation As part of Iran’s nuclear program, concerns at the international core still exacerbate security threats in the region could escalate.
Some people want the president Donald Trump’s The government will be able to make progress in the Biden administration and other administrations in the international community.
Negotiations between Washington and Tehran mediated by Oman were resumed in Muscat on April 12, and Trump repeatedly called on Netanyahu not to fight Tehran and to keep the negotiations going.
US President Donald Trump spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at a meeting, and Trump announced nuclear negotiations with Washington, Washington, and Washington, US on April 7, 2025. (Reuters/Kevin Mohatt/File Photo/File Photo)
Iran becomes “more aggressive” in nuclear talks, Trump told Fox News
After the first round of negotiations, the Middle East special envoy Steve Witkoff told Fox News that the U.S. hopes to limit Iran’s uranium enrichment to 3.67%, which is the level commonly used Kernel requirements.
Under Trump’s Joint Comprehensive Action Plan (JCPOA) withdrew from 2018, Iran promised not to maintain this level of richness until 2031 – although it has been found to have repeatedly violated the agreement.
But the next day, on April 15, Vikov retraceeded his comments and said in a statement: “Iran must stop and eliminate its nuclear abundance and weaponization program.”
Four days later, the United States held its second round of nuclear negotiations in Rome on April 19, and then the third round April 26 in Muscat. The two sides expressed optimism after the negotiations.
Details of the negotiations have not been released, but the report shows that discussions focus mainly on limiting Iran’s nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.
Negotiations appeared to have turned after another round of sanctions in late April, resulting in a delay in May 3 negotiations.
The fourth round of negotiations began to show signs of pressure when Iran described the negotiations as “difficult but useful.” It is “not negotiable”.
The Iranian newspaper, which has cover photos of Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi and U.S. Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff, is visible on April 12, 2025 in Tehran, Iran. (Majid Asgaripour/Western Asia News Agency) via Reuters)
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Omanian Foreign Minister Badr al-Busaidi reported that after the fifth round of negotiations held in Rome on May 23, “some, but not concluding progress”.
By early June, Trump and Iranian leader Ayatollah Ali Khamanei repeatedly made it clear that they were both Reject bending When it comes to enrichment, the sixth round of negotiations will still be held in Oman on June 15.
It is unclear whether these negotiations will continue after the Israeli strike.
