Iran and the U.S. engaged in five rounds of indirect nuclear talks, with Oman serving as the key mediator.
Differences have emerged between conservatives and reformists over Iran’s approach to the negotiations, though both sides share some common ground.
The note provides an overview of the following aspects:
- The differences and understandings between the conservatives and reformists
- President Masoud Pezeshkian’s role in this context
- Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s stance on President Pezeshkian’s role
- Khamenei’s views on Minister of Foreign Affairs Abbas Araghchi’s efforts regarding the negotiations
