Rubio confirms Iran demanded venue change for nuclear talks

Iran says ‘good progress’ made in nuclear talks with US in Geneva
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed that Iran requested a change in venue for nuclear talks with the U.S., moving from a previously agreed-upon location in Turkey. Reports indicate Iran prefers Oman for the talks, potentially limiting participation to a bilateral U.S.-Iran format. Rubio stated the U.S. is prepared to engage with Iran, outlining key discussion points including Iran's ballistic missiles, support for terrorism, nuclear program, and treatment of its citizens. He also addressed anti-regime protests in Iran, crediting former President Trump's stance with preventing executions, while highlighting the disconnect between the Iranian leadership and its people. Rubio noted Iran's economic issues stem from its funding of terrorism and proxy groups.
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Iran requested to hold nuclear talks with the U.S. in Oman on Friday.
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