Iran has signaled readiness to compromise on its nuclear program if the U.S. lifts sanctions, with indirect talks continuing in Geneva. The statement reflects Tehran’s attempt to balance domestic pressures with international demands.
Officials emphasized that sanctions relief remains a non-negotiable condition, arguing that economic stability is essential for any agreement. Analysts believe Iran’s willingness to compromise could open the door to progress, though mistrust between the two sides remains high.
The Geneva talks have been described as cautious but constructive, with mediators working to bridge gaps. Global powers are watching closely, as the outcome will shape regional stability and international security.
Iran’s signal of flexibility offers hope for diplomacy, but the path forward remains uncertain. The coming weeks will reveal whether compromise can translate into a lasting agreement.
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