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Updated: February 06, 2026 2:30:46 PM IST
LIVE UPDATES ON IRAN-US TALKS: Crucial nuclear talks between Iran and the US began on Friday in Oman with the parties led by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and US President Donald Trump’s special envoy Witkoff.12 minutes agoThe US has urged its citizens to leave Iran21 minutes agoGermany and Türkiye in Iran talks30 minutes agoIran’s red line in talks in Oman34 minutes agoWhat Iran Wants From Nuclear Talks58 minutes agoKey nuclear talks begin in OmanTensions between the United States and Iran have risen since nationwide protests against the current Islamic regime.
Live updates on Iran-US talks: Key talks between Iran and the US on the nuclear issue began on Friday as a delegation led by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and US President Donald Trump’s special envoy Witkoff met in Oman. Iran is represented by Araghchi, while the United States is represented by Ambassador Steve Wittkoff.
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The talks focused on Tehran’s nuclear program and followed a tumultuous week, during which regional countries planned to join talks in Turkey.
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Both sides have signaled they are willing to return to diplomacy with the West over Iran’s long-standing nuclear standoff. But Washington is pushing to expand the scope of the talks. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Wednesday the U.S. wants talks to include Iran’s ballistic missile program, support for armed groups across the region and “treatment of its own people.”
Before the talks began, Araghchi posted on X, saying, “Iran enters diplomacy with open eyes and a steady memory of last year.”
“Promises need to be honored,” he wrote. “Equal status, mutual respect and mutual interest are not rhetoric, they must be the pillars of a sustainable agreement.”
Iran’s clerical leadership continues to worry that Trump may yet act on his previous threats to attack the country, especially after the US Navy increased its military presence near Iran.
In June, the United States joined the final phase of a 12-day Israeli bombing campaign to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities. Iran later said it had halted its uranium enrichment program.
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Live update on Iran-US talks: US urges its citizens to leave IranLive update on Iran-US talks: A new trend by a US State Department adviser urging US citizens to “leave Iran now” has sparked panic across social media. X’s posts described the advice as “breaking”, although some users pointed out that the warning is not new.
U.S. citizens in Iran are advised to leave immediately due to security risks posed by ongoing protests, civil unrest and threats of detention. Officials stressed that the absence of a U.S. embassy in Tehran and limited consular access meant Americans should not rely on U.S. government assistance to get out of Iran.
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Live updates on Iran-US talks: Germany and Türkiye on Iran talksLive update on Iran-US talks: German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, in a speech in the Qatari capital Doha, called on Iran’s leadership to “genuinely enter into negotiations”, saying there was “great fear of military escalation in the region”.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was quoted by Turkish newspapers as saying: “So far, I see that the parties want to make room for diplomacy,” adding that the conflict is “not the solution”.
Feb 06, 2026 2:08:24 PM
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Iran-US Talks Live Update: Iran’s Red Lines in Oman TalksLive updates on Iran-US talks: Negotiators in Oman must navigate red lines to reach a deal and avoid future military action on Iran’s missile program. Tehran has denied discussing its “defense capabilities, including missiles and their ranges”.
In a show of protest, Iranian state TV said hours before the talks that “one of the country’s most advanced long-range ballistic missiles, the Khorramshahr-4,” had been deployed in one of the Revolutionary Guard’s vast underground “missile cities.”
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Iran-US talks live update: What Iran wants from nuclear talksLive update on Iran-US talks: Iran says it is Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi and US Middle East Envoy Steve Witt Koffke wants to discuss only nuclear issues in Muscat. US President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, who helped mediate the Gaza ceasefire talks, is also expected to attend the talks.
“Iran enters diplomacy with open eyes and a steadfast memory of last year. We engage in good faith and stand firm on our rights. Commitments need to be honored,” Arakchi said at X on Friday.
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Live updates on Iran-US talks: Key nuclear talks begin in OmanLIVE UPDATES ON IRAN-US TALKS: Iran and the US began high-level talks in Oman on Friday in an effort to overcome sharp differences over Tehran’s nuclear program.
Iran has said it wants Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi and US Middle East Ambassador Steve Wittkoff to discuss only nuclear issues in Muscat.
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