Nuclear and Hormuz Talks Focus on Priorities

The article discusses the efforts of indirect negotiations between Washington and Tehran to end the conflict, with a particular focus on the core disagreements surrounding negotiation priorities. The United States insists on including Iran's nuclear program in any agreement, while Iran emphasizes that the current priority should be opening the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for lifting the maritime blockade and sanctions, according to a plan presented by Tehran that was rejected by President Trump. The discussions also revolve around Iran's response to American proposals, with ongoing focus on the nuclear issue, as Tehran rejects any measures before its conditions are met. Regarding the military stance, Iran has announced that it will increase the range of its missiles due to the presence of US forces within a 1000-kilometer radius of its coasts, amid reports of the resignation of Iran's oil minister and the appointment of a new head of the National Oil Company.

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