Iran Says US Talks Are Off to a 'Good Start’
February 6, 2026
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as posted by the channelHagar Chemali, Former-Director for Syria and Lebanon at the National Security Council, and CEO and Founder of Greenwich Media Strategies warned that strikes can still happen even as diplomatic talks occur.
Negotiations, mediated by Oman in its capital Muscat, had a “good start,” Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told state TV after the talks concluded for the day. He added that he thought the sides “can reach an agreed framework for future talks” if the process continues in the same vein. Oil prices fell after the comments, with benchmark Brent dropping below $67 a barrel before erasing losses.
Iran said discussions were limited to nuclear issues, something the Islamic Republic has insisted on, while US officials say they should include Iran’s missiles and Tehran’s support for regional militias.
US officials have yet to comment on the outcome of Friday’s talks.
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