Negotiators pushing Iran for nuclear program concessions in exchange for US peace talks - report
Negotiators between Iran and the United States are pushing for Iran to make concessions on its nuclear program in exchange for reviving peace talks, mediators told The Wall Street Journal on Sunday.
One high-level Middle East government official involved in the talks told the WSJ that Iran had been close to compromising on its nuclear program earlier this year during negotiations with US Vice President JD Vance, but would need explicit assurance that it would not be attacked by Israel after making a deal with the US.
Other officials said that Iran is confident it could withstand a long-term US blockade or renewed bombing campaign.
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