Signs of Thaw on Iran Nuclear Deal Emerge in Vienna Talks
- U.S. said indirect talks with Iran have been ‘constructive’
- Reports of talks between Iran and Saudi also signal progress
Iranian Foreign Affairs Minister Abbas Araghchi following talks in Vienna, Austria.
Photographer: Askin Kiyagan/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images
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The U.S. and Iran edged closer to ending their standoff over the nuclear deal abandoned by former President Donald Trump, with Washington describing talks as “constructive” and the Islamic Republic signaling that it was ready to debate the details of how the two sides can revive the stricken 2015 accord.
Jake Sullivan, United States National Security Adviser, told Fox News on Sunday “the talks in Vienna have been constructive in the sense that there is real effort underway there” and that world powers were focused on restoring the agreement on a “compliance for compliance” basis.