Which country is the potential host of Iran-US negotiations?

reports Mehr News Agency Style = “Text-align: Justify”> Axius , this US News Agency quoted two sources as saying that is expected Become.

by Axius , US President Donald Trump’s administration has proposed Rome as the next round of negotiations.

Mikhail earlier Ulyanov , Russia’s permanent representative in international organizations based in Vienna, the Austrian capital announced that the next round of negotiations will not be held in the country.

also Times Avaviarail quoted by Steve Wittakaf , Trump’s special envoy wrote that the next round of negotiations will be held in Rome.

The first round of indirect negotiations between Washington and Tehran, on Saturday with the participation of Witakaf and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Iraqi and the Holding .

Times Awaviarail also quoted Wittkaf Style = “Text-align: Justify”> Ron

Darr , the Minister of Strategic Affairs of the Zionist regime has informed the Oman negotiations.

CNN yesterday quoted an informed source as saying that US-Iran negotiations are scheduled to continue next week and will probably be European

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Iraqchi After the talks are completed, referring to the first talks with the American negotiating board. We had the effort of the Oman Foreign Minister. There were commuting between the two delegations, and the commute was about three times. The meeting was the first session and was held in a quiet and respectful environment. Next Saturday Round will be held. No non -suitable language was applied and the parties showed their commitment to advance these conversations until the agreement was desirable to the two parties. ”

earlier, “Won Hilliard” reporter NBC Network News Style = “Text-align: Justify”> Witcaf in a message on his social media in X about the indirect consultation of Tehran and Washington representatives in

This reporter quoted Trump’s Special Representative as saying that talks with Iran will continue on April 7. The White House also described the negotiations with Iran as “very positive and constructive”.