US, Iran Will Hold Talks In Oman Friday
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Washington, The United States will hold talks with Iran in Oman on Friday after U.S. forces shot down an Iranian drone this week for approaching the USS Abraham Lincoln, officials said. Iran moved the meeting from Istanbul to Muscat and insisted the session focus on its nuclear program, while the U.S. sought a broader agenda, sources said. At least nine regional governments urged Washington not to cancel the talks as format disagreements threatened the meeting. Iranian and U.S. officials confirmed the schedule on Wednesday and the White House authorized participation. Based on 7 articles reviewed and supporting research and sources.
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- 1. Last month: Iran faced nationwide protests and a state crackdown, increasing regional tensions.
- 2. This week: A U.S. fighter shot down an Iranian drone after it approached the USS Abraham Lincoln.
- 3. Early week: Talks were initially planned for Istanbul but Iran objected and sought Muscat.
- 4. Wednesday, Feb. 4: Iranian FM and U.S. officials confirmed the meeting would be held in Oman.
- 5. Friday, Feb. 6: High-level U.S.-Iran talks scheduled to take place in Muscat, Oman.
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