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U.S.-Iran Nuclear Talks: Compromise Possible Amid Tensions

2/17/2026

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Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi traveled to Switzerland for nuclear talks with the United States, set to begin on February 16.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said any agreement must require the removal of all enriched uranium from Iran.
Tehran's deputy foreign minister said Iran is open to compromises on its uranium stockpile if sanctions are lifted.
The discussions followed a breakdown in negotiations after Israel's bombing campaign against Iran last June.

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Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi traveled to Switzerland for nuclear talks with the United States, set to begin on February 16.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said any agreement must require the removal of all enriched uranium from Iran.
Tehran's deputy foreign minister said Iran is open to compromises on its uranium stockpile if sanctions are lifted.
The discussions followed a breakdown in negotiations after Israel's bombing campaign against Iran last June.