US-Iran negotiations to resume in Geneva
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The US slapped new sanctions on Iran ahead of talks today in Geneva with Tehran. Follow for live updates.
• Iran talks: US and Iranian delegations will sit down in Geneva, Switzerland today for another round of negotiations to address Iran’s nuclear program and the possibility of sanctions relief amid a huge US military buildup in the Middle East. Yesterday, the US slapped new sanctions on Iran. • Ukraine talks: US negotiators will also meet with Ukrainian officials today, with a “prosperity package” for the reconstruction of Ukraine set to be discussed, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said. • Clinton depositions: Bill and Hillary Clinton are facing a legal showdown with House Republicans as they prepare to testify in a congressional investigation of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Hillary Clinton will appear today and the former president tomorrow. Crucial negotiations between Washington and Tehran continue in Geneva today, with US special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, as well as Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi. The indirect talks aim to address Iran’s nuclear program and the possibility of sanctions relief. Here are five key points to be aware of ahead of the negotiations: As the Trump administration and Israel push for any nuclear deal to also address Iran’s ballistic missiles and its support for regional proxies, Tehran is insisting that it will not accept such expanded terms.
The US slapped new sanctions on Iran ahead of talks today in Geneva with Tehran. Follow for live updates.
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