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IAEA Reports Steps Forward in U.S.–Iran Nuclear Talks

The agency presses for a swift, technically verifiable plan to turn tentative movement into an accord that prevents renewed military action.

Une image satellite montre des entrées de tunnel recouvertes de terre au complexe nucléaire d’Ispahan, à Ispahan, en Iran, le 10 février 2026.
Alors que les dirigeants américains ont prévenu que «toutes les options» restaient sur la table, le fossé entre les perceptions américaines et iraniennes ne cesse de se creuser.
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Overview

  • Indirect meetings in Geneva produced a set of guiding principles and a plan to reconvene under Omani mediation with IAEA participation.
  • IAEA chief Rafael Grossi warned that time is short to reach a deal and confirmed that most nuclear material stored before June 2025 remains at Iranian sites.
  • Iranian officials indicated openness to verification and, according to reports, floated a one‑to‑three‑year pause in enrichment with potential oil, gas and mining cooperation.
  • Iran’s atomic energy head Mohammad Eslami asserted that no country can deprive Tehran of its right to enrichment within a peaceful program.
  • U.S. officials, including Vice President JD Vance, acknowledged persistent gaps as the White House said Iran would be well advised to agree, keeping military options in view.