Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s highest leader, said he was “neither profoundly enthusiastic about the deals nor profoundly pessimistic” about the recent nuclear talks with the US. He added, nevertheless, that things “went well” during the discussions.
He claimed that” we don’t hold the conversations in such high spirits or have a negative outlook” He noted that Iran continued to hold the United States in suspicion despite the fact that the first stages of the discussions had been successful.
He furthermore advised officials against too strongly fusing the country’s affairs with the deals, which are scheduled to begin with a second round on Saturday.
On Monday, conversations between Tehran and the two countries appeared to be moving out of the Middle East, with an Italian origin and others indicating that the next large would take place in Rome. Iran, however, asserted by early on Tuesday that Oman would also host the approaching discussions.
US President Donald Trump has expressed anger over the stalled completion of nuclear negotiations between the US and Iran as the two countries prepare to provide a crucial fresh round of negotiations. He claimed that” I believe they’re tapping us in the gut.”
Over the weekend, in Oman, the first round of negotiations regarding Tehran’s rapidly advancing atomic programme took place. The margins are extremely large given the almost five years of hostility between the two countries. Iranian leaders have significantly indicated the possibility of developing nuclear weapons, citing their growing stockpile of uranium enriched to near weapons-grade degrees, while Trump has consistently warned of possible airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear services.
