Iran has proposed reopening negotiations on its nuclear program through diplomatic channels, with Tehran offering to resume talks within a week if the United States reciprocates. The overture was made via Qatar, signaling a potential shift toward de-escalation in longstanding tensions over the country’s nuclear activities. The move comes as international concerns over the stalled diplomatic process and regional stability remain high. Details on Washington’s response and the broader implications for nuclear diplomacy are still unclear.
Tehran submitted a proposal via Qatar to reopen the strait and resume nuclear talks within a week if Washington agreed.
