The fourth round of nuclear talks between the US and Iran ended in Oman, Iranian semi-official news agency ISNA said on Sunday.
This round of talks lasted between three and four hours and included US envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi, sources told The Jerusalem Post. Witkoff held direct and indirect discussions with Iran, a senior US administration official noted.
Following the talks, Aragchi told Iranian state media that talks with the US were more “serious” compared to previous rounds, and that both sides have “a better understanding from each others’ views.”
Aragchi also said that the “talks are moving forward.” However, the foreign minister noted that Tehran’s uranium enrichment program is “non-negotiable.”
Iran’s foreign ministry spokesperson said that the talks were “difficult but useful.”
The fourth round of indirect Iran-U.S. negotiations is concluded; difficult but useful talks to better undetstand each other’s positions and to find reasonable & realistic ways to address the differences. Next round will be coordinated and announced by Oman.
— Esmaeil Baqaei (@IRIMFA_SPOX) May 11, 2025
Oman says next round will take place after ‘both parties consult their leadership’
“The fourth round of indirect Iran-US negotiations is concluded; difficult but useful talks to better understand each other’s positions and to find reasonable & realistic ways to address the differences. Next round will be coordinated and announced by Oman,” Baqaei said.
Oman’s foreign minister said that the fourth round of Iran-US nuclear talks included “useful and original ideas” reflecting a shared wish to reach an “honorable” agreement.
The foreign minister said that the fifth round of Iran-US nuclear talks will take place once both parties have consulted their leadership.
Senior US administration officials told Reuters that an agreement was reached to move forward with talks to continue working through technical elements.
This is a developing story.
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