أعلنت طهران، الجمعة، التوصل إلى اتفاق لمواصلة المفاوضات مع واشنطن عقب انتهاء جولة محادثات جرت في سلطنة عُمان، وصفها وزير الخارجية الإيراني عباس عراقجي بأنها كانت "إيجابية". وجاءت هذه المباحثات في ظل تهديدات أطلقها الرئيس الأمريكي دونالد ترامب باتخاذ عمل عسكري ضد الجمهورية الإسلامية.
Published on: 02/06/2026 - 21:57
أنهت إيران والولايات المتحدة الجمعة جولة أولى من المفاوضات غير المباشرة في سلطنة عمان اعتبر وزير الخارجية الإيراني عباس عراقجي أنها تشكل بداية جيدة وستستمر.
Araqchi added after the talks in the Omani capital, Muscat, “Abandoning threats and pressure is a condition for any dialogue. (Tehran) only discusses its nuclear issue... We do not discuss any other issue with the United States.”
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وفي الوقت الذي أشار فيه الجانبان إلى استعدادهما لإعطاء الدبلوماسية فرصة جديدة لنزع فتيل النزاع النووي القائم منذ فترة طويلة بين طهران والغرب، قال وزير الخارجية الأمريكي ماركو روبيو الأربعاء إن واشنطن تريد أن تشمل المحادثات البرنامج النووي وبرنامج الصواريخ الباليستية ودعم إيران لجماعات مسلحة في المنطقة فضلا عن "طريقة تعاملها مع شعبها".
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Discussion on the nuclear file only
Iranian officials have repeatedly repeated that they will not discuss the issue of Iranian missiles, which are one of the largest missile arsenals in the region, and have previously said that Tehran wants recognition of its right to enrich uranium. For Washington, conducting enrichment operations inside Iran, a possible path to making nuclear bombs, represents a red line. Tehran has long denied any intention to use nuclear fuel as a weapon.
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يبدو أن إحدى التطبيقات الموجودة في متصفح الإنترنت الذي تستخدمه تمنع تحميل مشغل الفيديو. لتتمكن من مشاهدة هذا المحتوى، يجب عليك إلغاء استخدامه.
"A good start to the negotiations. There is an understanding to continue the talks. Coordination on how to proceed will be determined in the two capitals. If the process continues, I think we will reach a good framework for understandings," Araqchi told Iranian state television.
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Iranian concern about the American crowd
For his part, Omani Foreign Minister Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi said that the talks were very serious, and that their results would be subject to careful study in Tehran and Washington. He added that the goal is to resume talks at the appropriate time. The religious leadership in Tehran remains very concerned about the possibility of US President Donald Trump carrying out his threats to launch strikes, after the mobilization of US forces near Iran. "The lack of trust poses a huge challenge during the talks and must be overcome," Araqchi said.
In June, the United States bombed Iranian nuclear targets, when it participated in the final stages of a 12-day Israeli bombing campaign. Since then, Tehran says its uranium enrichment activity has stopped. The US naval buildup, which Trump described as a "huge fleet," followed a bloody crackdown by the Iranian government on nationwide protests last month, heightening tensions between Washington and Tehran.
Trump warned that "bad things" might happen if an agreement was not reached, escalating pressure on the Islamic Republic. World powers and countries in the region fear a failure in the negotiations that would lead to the outbreak of another confrontation between the United States and Iran, whose effects could extend to the rest of the oil-rich region.
Iran has vowed a harsh response to any military strike, and warned neighboring Gulf Arab states that host US bases in the region that these bases could be targeted if they are used in an attack. Negotiators in Oman will have to consider Iran's red lines on discussing its missile program to reach an agreement and avoid any future military action. Tehran categorically ruled out any talks regarding its "defense capabilities, including missiles and their range."
Review of the Khorramshahr-4 missile
In a show of defiance, Iranian state television announced hours before the talks began that “one of Iran’s newest long-range ballistic missiles, the Khorramshahr-4,” had been deployed in one of the IRGC’s massive underground “missile cities.” However, Iranian officials told Reuters last week that Tehran was prepared to show “flexibility on uranium enrichment, including delivering 400 kilograms of highly enriched uranium, and accepting not to enrich under a joint arrangement proposed as a solution.”
Iran is also demanding the lifting of sanctions that were reimposed since 2018 when Trump withdrew from the 2015 Iranian nuclear deal that Tehran concluded with six world powers. The United States, its European allies, and Israel accuse Tehran of using its nuclear program as a cover for efforts aimed at developing the ability to produce nuclear weapons. Iran asserts that its nuclear program is purely peaceful. Israel likened the danger of Iranian missiles to the danger of its nuclear program. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in January, “Iran’s attempt to build nuclear weapons and its possession of 20,000 ballistic missiles is like two cancerous tumors.”
France 24/ Agencies
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