Within a few years, Iran could resume its nuclear ambitions – this time with a bolstered ballistic arsenal and possibly intercontinental capabilities, posing a direct threat to the United States.
Senior US administration officials told Reuters that an agreement was reached to move forward with talks to continue working through technical elements.
Netanyahu managed to turn opposition to the nuclear agreement into a nearly mandatory standard for every Israeli politician.
If talks do take place, the question arises: will the Trump administration consult with Israel about its red lines?
Witkoff's remarks come just days before Trump’s scheduled visit to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar next week.
While hopes were high at the first and second meetings, some of those hopes appeared to fade in the last week.
Washington wants Iran to halt production of highly enriched uranium, which it believes is aimed at building an atomic bomb.
Steve Witkoff, Trump’s envoy and the US representative in nuclear talks with Iran’s foreign minister, to Fox: "Iran must not possess nuclear weapons, and it should not enrich uranium beyond 3.67%."
IDF establishes corridor separating Khan Yunis and Rafah • IDF evacuates southern Gaza, prepares to strike after Khan Yunis rocket launch
As Trump claims direct talks with Iran will be held on Saturday, Iran says the talks will be indirect and will take place in Oman.
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