# Oman talks
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Trump Sets One‑Month Ultimatum to Iran as U.S. Warships Mass in the Gulf
President Trump has given Iran an informal one‑month deadline to reach an agreement, warning of severe consequences if talks fail. The U.S. has bolstered naval forces in the region while indirect negotiations mediated by Oman continue, leaving a narrow and risky window for de‑escalation.
Iran’s Foreign Minister Frames Cautious Optimism After Oman Talks, Flags Israel as a Wildcard
Iran’s foreign minister Araghchi framed Tehran’s negotiating position after indirect Oman talks, saying the format is not the problem but unreasonable U.S. demands could derail progress. Analysts welcomed the small diplomatic opening while warning that military options remain viable and that Israel could sabotage any deal.
Arms as Leverage: Why Washington, Tehran and Jerusalem Are Flexing Ahead of Oman Talks
In the days before Oman‑hosted talks, the US, Iran and Israel have all escalated military posturing. Chinese analyst Qin Tian argues these moves are intended both to strengthen bargaining positions and to prevent accidental escalation, while regional states work to avert broader conflict.
Washington Asks Israel to Hold Fire as US and Iran Head to Oman for Nuclear Talks
The United States has urged Israel not to launch unilateral military strikes against Iran during U.S.-Iran talks in Oman, reflecting intense Washington–Jerusalem coordination to avoid derailing negotiations. Tehran confirmed the talks will proceed but remains wary; Washington wants a broader agenda while Iran insists on limiting discussions to the nuclear file.
Fragile Diplomacy: U.S. and Iran Agree to Oman Talks as Naval Confrontations Raise Stakes
The United States and Iran agreed to hold direct talks in Oman after Tehran demanded bilateral, nuclear-focused negotiations and shifted the venue from Turkey. Hours before the talks, a U.S. warplane shot down an Iranian drone near the USS Abraham Lincoln and U.S. forces escorted a tanker away from Iranian vessels, underscoring how fragile the diplomatic opening is and how quickly it could be ruptured by maritime incidents.