'We will not back down on nuclear rights', Iran bluntly tells America; Talks will be held again between the two countries:

News Topical, Digital Desk : On Sunday, the US and Iran held talks again in Muscat, the capital of Oman, on the issue of the use of nuclear power. Both sides have agreed to continue the talks under the mediation of Oman, the next date for the talks will be announced soon. These talks are being held with the objective of preventing Iran from making a nuclear bomb. It is believed that the level of uranium refinement that Iran has increased in the last several years can help it in making a nuclear bomb. As tensions between Iran, Israel and the US escalated on this issue, an initiative has been taken to end the apprehensions through dialogue. Due to this, the fourth round of talks took place between Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and US President's special envoy Steve Witcalf in Muscat on Sunday.

The talks have not yet reached any conclusion

Araghchi said, this time the talks were more serious and without any hesitation. But no conclusion has been reached yet. We have put forward our expectations in a more clear manner. Meanwhile, Iran's uranium purification process continues as before.

While the US official involved in the talks said that some positive things have come out in the latest talks, so we will sit together once again in the near future and hold talks. Oman's Foreign Minister Badr Abusaidi described the talks between the two countries as beneficial and expressed hope that it will be purposeful.