Mediators propose framework for crucial Iran-US talks this week

Mediators from Qatar, Turkiye, and Egypt have proposed a framework for Iran-US talks scheduled for Friday in Oman. The framework aims to de-escalate tensions amid a potential US attack following Iranian crackdowns on protestors. Key proposals include Iran halting uranium enrichment for three years, then limiting it to below 1.5 percent, and transferring its current enriched uranium stock to a third country. The framework also suggests Iran agree not to transfer weapons to regional allies or initiate ballistic missile use. A "nonaggression agreement" between Tehran and Washington is also proposed. US special envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi are expected to attend the talks.

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