Afghanistan, April 11 -- The U.S. and Iran will hold direct nuclear talks on Saturday, aiming to ease tensions and prevent further escalation.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced on Thursday that American and Iranian representatives are set to engage in direct talks this Saturday regarding Iran's nuclear program. The announcement marks a significant diplomatic shift in Washington's approach to Tehran.
Rubio, speaking at a cabinet meeting led by President Donald Trump, expressed hope for a peaceful outcome. "We've made it clear that Iran will never possess a nuclear weapon," he stated, noting that this firm stance helped initiate the talks.
Diplomatic delegations from both countries are expected to meet in Oman for the initial r...