Overview
- Turkish foreign minister Hakan Fidan told the Financial Times that Washington and Tehran are showing flexibility on reviving a nuclear deal.
- Fidan said the U.S. appears willing to tolerate Iranian enrichment within clearly defined limits, a shift from earlier red lines.
- He added that Tehran seeks sanctions relief and would accept capped enrichment and strict inspections similar to the 2015 framework.
- Washington had previously insisted Iran give up uranium enriched up to 60% purity, short of the roughly 90% considered weapons grade.
- Indirect talks in Oman resumed last week through Omani mediators, alongside U.S. naval deployments that Trump said could expand to a second carrier.