Nuclear Program
Trump says he is ‘not happy’ with Iran nuclear talks, keeps military option on the table
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President Donald Trump said Friday he was dissatisfied with the state of nuclear negotiations with Iran, while signaling he still prefers a diplomatic outcome even as the U.S. reinforces its military posture in the region. Oman, which has been mediating the talks, urged Washington to give negotiators time to resolve remaining issues, and the U.N. warned that heightened military activity is raising risks.
Amid rising tensions with Iran, the US has authorized the departure of non-essential embassy personnel and family members from Israel. President Trump expressed dissatisfaction with negotiations over Iran's nuclear program and threatened military action. The IAEA reports activities around an Iranian uranium storage site.
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U.S. and Iranian envoys engaged in preliminary indirect talks in Oman on Friday, seeking to prevent potential American military action against Iran. The discussions, mediated by Omani officials, focused on Iran's nuclear program from Tehran's perspective, while the U.S. sought broader concessions. Both sides expressed interest in further meetings amid heightened regional tensions.