Iran set to respond to US nuclear proposal soon

Shafaq News/ Iran is expected to deliver a formal response
soon to a US proposal aimed at advancing negotiations over its nuclear program,
the Tasnim news agency reported on Monday.

The response, which will be submitted in writing through
diplomatic channels, could be conveyed within the next two days, according to sources
cited by the agency.

Iran’s reply is expected to include a proposal reaffirming
its commitment to continue uranium enrichment on its own territory. It will
also outline measures intended to address US concerns and allegations, in
exchange for the effective lifting of sanctions.

Furthermore, Tehran is likely to express readiness to engage
in a new round of indirect negotiations with Washington, provided that its red
lines and core demands are upheld.

Talks between Tehran and Washington, facilitated by Omani
mediators, resumed on April 12 and have since completed five rounds.
Discussions have focused on the scope of uranium enrichment and the sequencing
of sanctions relief, although key differences remain.

Earlier this month, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi
posted on X that Omani Foreign Minister Badr Al Busaidi had delivered the
components of the US proposal to Tehran during a brief visit. “Iran will
respond appropriately based on principles, national interests, and the rights
of the Iranian people,” his post read.