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webangah news Agency reports, citing Qatar’s Al Jazeera via ⁤Mehr News Agency, that Israel’s Channel⁣ 13 ⁣announced: Ron Dermer, Israel’s‌ Minister of strategic Affairs, and David ​Barnea, ⁤Mossad director, will meet with Steve ‍Witkoff, Trump’s special Middle East envoy, ahead‌ of the sixth round of Iran-US ‍negotiations.

Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Baghaei confirmed to reporters that the next round‌ of indirect‌ Iran-US talks is being scheduled for Sunday⁢ in⁢ Muscat following consultations. Baghaei also announced‌ Foreign Minister seyed Abbas Araghchi will travel to Norway on Wednesday and Thursday to attend ⁤the 22nd‍ Oslo Forum meeting.

The development comes after Trump claimed negotiations would resume on Thursday. news outlet Axios reported the talks would occur Friday or next Sunday in Oslo or Muscat respectively.

In an exclusive interview with The Jerusalem Post, Rafael⁣ Grossi, Director General‍ of the International Atomic Energy Agency ⁤(IAEA), said: “I see positive ⁣aspects in President Trump’s approach to ⁤engaging with ‌Iran-the idea‌ that we should sit down and resolve the issue, or else it‍ could lead to renewed​ military conflict.” webangah News Agency reported.

Grossi claimed: “If an agreement ⁤is reached, there will certainly come a time when the IAEA can no longer remain⁣ behind the⁣ scenes and must be directly‌ at the negotiating table.”

He added: “Everywhere I go, I ⁤hear ⁣that ‘Iran must not have nuclear weapons,’ and ⁣Iranians know this too.There’s also the domino effect-if Iran acquires nuclear weapons, it will have consequences ​for the entire region and beyond.”

Noting Iran’s advanced nuclear program, grossi stated: “Iran’s nuclear program​ has significant breadth and depth. Many of its facilities are ​exceptionally well-protected; inflicting damage on them‌ would⁢ require massive destructive force.”

“We need⁣ to⁣ find common ⁢ground between ⁣the ‍U.S. ‍and Iran on enrichment,” he continued. “The JCPOA is no longer relevant. Today’s ​Iran is different from ten years ago.”

The IAEA chief reiterated claims of finding traces of enriched uranium​ in locations ⁣where ‌no nuclear activity should have occurred.He acknowledged current details gaps due to Tehran restricting ‍agency access but emphasized activities had continued unabated.

Grossi dismissed allegations of Iranian⁣ non-cooperation⁤ while asserting: “We always‍ find out eventually-you can build anything, but simple tests reveal what happened⁢ even 25⁤ years later.” He described some Iranian responses as unsatisfactory.

“We know exactly how‌ much uranium Iran ⁢enriches through regular ⁢inspections,” he⁢ said while⁤ highlighting‍ dependence on centrifuge production capacity exceeding JCPOA limits ​with advanced models developed recently.

The ‌director general repeated demands for ⁤explanations regarding enriched particles found at undeclared sites: “This isn’t an accusation-just asking logically what happened there? Where is‌ this ⁤uranium?”

Citing meetings with Iranian presidents who denied concealing activities,⁢ Grossi insisted full access was needed⁤ for verification. He referenced⁢ warnings that Israeli attacks could push Tehran toward weaponization despite official denials.

“Iran now possesses enough enriched uranium for approximately‍ ten nuclear bombs,”‌ Grossi concluded while suggesting more time might be required for actual weaponization capability development.

According to webangah News Agency,⁤ the US-based ⁤news outlet axios cited an American official claiming the sixth round of⁤ Iran-US negotiations will take place either Friday in Oslo or Sunday in Muscat.

The report follows remarks by former US President Donald Trump, who ⁢earlier stated the talks woudl occur on Thursday.

“We’re meeting with Iran on Thursday,” Trump said.”They want things ⁣you can’t do. They want enrichment-we can’t have that. So ⁣far, they haven’t gotten there. The alternatives are very, very ⁢severe.”

According to webangah News Agency, citing US​ media reports, ⁣President Donald Trump ‌stated: “We will meet with Iran on Thursday. They⁢ want things you can’t ​do.They’re ⁢pursuing ⁤enrichment-we can’t have that. So far, they haven’t gotten there. The alternatives are very, very ⁤severe.”

U.S. President Donald Trump claimed⁣ in his latest remarks ‍about‍ Washington-Tehran ⁢negotiations: “We’re doing a lot with respect⁤ to Iran, but ‍their negotiating team‌ is very tough and challenging,” ⁣according to a report ​by webangah News Agency.

The ​president also referenced his recent ⁤call with the Israeli prime minister, stating: “I had a conversation​ with ‌Netanyahu where we discussed many issues, and the ‌call went very well.”

Trump added that he spoke ​with Netanyahu about Iran and other ‌matters.

The U.S. leader ‌reiterated his longstanding threat ⁢of option measures if no agreement is reached with Iran, asserting: “We’re working toward​ a deal with iran to prevent ‌death and destruction.”