综合消息｜伊美谈判“暂时”结束 伊朗外长称开局良好

Core Points - The indirect negotiations between Iran and the United States took place in Muscat, Oman, on February 6, with both sides agreeing to continue discussions, emphasizing that avoiding threats and pressure is essential for dialogue [1][2] - Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif described the talks as positive, indicating a good atmosphere and the potential for a mutually acceptable framework if negotiations continue [1] - The discussions were focused solely on nuclear issues, with Iran firmly stating it would not accept conditions that prohibit uranium enrichment [2] Group 1 - The negotiations began slightly later than scheduled, with the Iranian delegation led by Zarif and the U.S. delegation including Special Envoy Witte and Jared Kushner [2] - The talks involved a cycle of discussions between Zarif and Omani Foreign Minister Badr, followed by meetings between Witte and Badr, facilitating communication between both parties [2] - The U.S. White House spokesperson stated that while diplomatic efforts are prioritized, the U.S. has various options available, reiterating President Trump's stance on achieving "zero nuclear capability" [2]