伊朗外交部发言人巴加埃26日说，伊方"以严肃认真的态度和充分的准备"参加伊美第三轮间接谈判，谈判重点是核问题。 伊朗外交部: 伊美提出了"严肃而重要的建议" 据伊朗迈赫尔通讯社26日报道，伊朗外交部发言人巴加埃说，在当天举行的伊朗与美国的第三轮间接谈判中，双方就核问题和解除制裁提 出"严肃而重要的建议"并进行了讨论。 转自：成都日报锦观 美伊第三轮谈判 "和平窗口"有多大 2月26日，记者在瑞士日内瓦阿曼驻日内瓦外交代表机构附近等待。新华社记者 连漪 摄 伊朗与美国第三轮间接谈判26日在瑞士日内瓦举行。在美国重兵压境、冲突似"一触即发"的背景下，美伊展开"关键一谈"。此次谈判的"和平 窗口"有多大？ 据报道，伊朗外交部长阿拉格齐率领伊朗代表团参加谈判，美方谈判代表是美国总统特使威特科夫和美国总统特朗普的女婿库什纳。 据美国阿克西奥斯新闻网站25日报道，威特科夫称，美方正要求伊朗同意，核协议若达成，将"无限期有效"。 美军"福特"号航母驶离希腊前往中东 据希腊《每日报》26日报道，美军最大航母"杰拉尔德·R·福特"号当天上午离开位于希腊南部克里特岛苏达湾的海军基地，前往中东。 据伊朗迈赫尔通讯社26日报道，伊朗 ...

（来源：千龙网） 伊朗与美国的第三轮间接谈判26日在位于瑞士日内瓦的"阿曼驻日内瓦外交代表机构"举行。关于此次伊朗美国间接谈判，伊朗方面的考量是什么？伊美关系 又会如何发展？ 伊美谈判检验外交意愿 战争风险代价高昂 总台记者 李健南：本轮谈判伊方仍然聚焦核问题和解除制裁议题。针对伊美关系和地区局势的前景，伊朗官方伊通社在一篇评论文章中指出，本轮谈判最 重要的意义之一，在于检验各方是否更倾向于外交接触而非军事对抗。评论总结了两种设想：第一个设想是，在国际原子能机构的参与下，如果双方都基于 理性和从地区各国利益角度出发，达成协议的可能性并非遥不可及。现实情况是，如果各方在战争一触即发的紧张局势下，展现必要意愿，就核问题展开对 话，达成基本框架，则各方可以期待当下危机得到缓和。但鉴于美国总统特朗普在此前若干年内针对伊朗实施的一系列不合理行动，这一期望在当前显得过 于乐观。第二个设想是爆发军事冲突。评论认为，如果启动军事选项，特朗普必须考量以下几个问题：对伊朗发动攻击的借口是什么？战争会给美国自身、 美国的地区盟友以及世界带来什么后果？战争将如何结束？分析指出，回答这些问题并非易事，从成本效益分析表明，美国袭击伊朗的 ...

他说，目前谈判暂时休会，双方代表团都需要与国内进行商议后再继续谈判。 伊朗与美国的第三轮间接谈判26日在瑞士日内瓦举行。此次谈判由阿曼斡旋，在阿曼驻日内瓦外交 代表机构举行。 巴加埃说，伊美两国代表在阿曼外交大臣巴德尔和国际原子能机构总干事格罗西在场的情况下进行 了约3个小时的谈判。 新华社德黑兰2月26日电（记者 沙达提 陈霄）据伊朗迈赫尔通讯社26日报道，伊朗外交部发言人巴 加埃说，在当天举行的伊朗与美国的第三轮间接谈判中，双方就核问题和解除制裁提出"严肃而重要的 建议"并进行了讨论。 ...

伊朗和美国周四在日内瓦举行最新一轮谈判，旨在解决长期存在的核争端，并避免美国在大规模军事集 结后对伊朗发动新一轮打击。 两国本月恢复了谈判，试图打破德黑兰核计划长达数十年的僵局。华盛顿、其他西方国家和以色列认为 该计划旨在制造核武器，而德黑兰对此予以否认。 一位美国官员告诉路透社，美国特使威特科夫和美国总统特朗普的女婿库什纳将出席与伊朗外长阿拉格 齐的间接谈判。此次会议紧随上周在日内瓦的讨论之后，并将再次由阿曼外长巴德尔·阿尔布赛义迪进 行调解。 特朗普在周二的国情咨文演讲中简要阐述了可能攻击伊朗的理由，强调虽然他更倾向于外交解决方案， 但他绝不允许德黑兰获得核武器。 阿拉格齐在一份声明中说："协议触手可及，但前提是必须优先考虑外交手段。" 上周日，有媒体报道称，德黑兰正提供新的让步以换取解除制裁并承认其浓缩铀的权利，因为它试图避 免美国的攻击。 "如果你连在核计划上都无法取得进展，那么在弹道导弹问题上取得进展也将是困难的，"鲁比奥周三晚 些时候在圣基茨告诉记者。 根据阿曼外交部发布的声明，周三晚上，阿拉格齐和阿尔布赛义迪讨论了伊朗将为达成协议而提出的建 议。 声明补充说，阿尔布赛义迪定于周四上午与美国谈判小 ...

（文章来源：新华网） 报道说，此次谈判由阿曼斡旋，重点讨论核问题和解除制裁。 据伊朗迈赫尔通讯社26日报道，伊朗外交部长阿拉格齐率领伊朗代表团抵达阿曼驻日内瓦外交代表机 构，将与美国举行第三轮间接谈判。 ...

Group 1 - The second round of negotiations between the US and Iran has concluded, with Iran expressing an open attitude towards discussions on nuclear issues and sanctions relief [3] - The Iranian delegation is prepared to stay in Geneva for several days or even weeks to reach an agreement [3] - The Omani Foreign Ministry reported that the US-Iran negotiations have made "substantial progress," laying the groundwork for continued discussions [5] Group 2 - The Japanese Diet is set to hold a prime ministerial election, with the current cabinet expected to resign collectively on the same day [6][7] - The election will involve voting by the newly elected members of the House of Representatives and the existing members of the House of Councillors to select a new prime minister [6][7]

Core Viewpoint - The core demand of Iran in upcoming diplomatic engagements with the U.S. is the lifting of sanctions, which Iran views as unfair and detrimental to its citizens [1] Group 1: Iran's Position on Sanctions - Iran's government prioritizes the complete removal of sanctions that have been imposed over the years, which they believe have been used by Western countries as a means to exert pressure and implement economic blockades [1] - The Iranian spokesperson emphasized that any negotiations must be based on mutual respect and reciprocity, indicating that Iran will not make unilateral concessions without receiving economic benefits in return [1] Group 2: Nuclear Negotiations Framework - The spokesperson outlined a principle of reciprocity in negotiations, stating that if Iran takes steps to build trust regarding its nuclear program, the West must substantively lift the sanctions that have been imposed [1] - Iran seeks a fair and mutually beneficial outcome from the negotiations, rejecting any scenario where it would make concessions without corresponding economic relief [1] Group 3: Diplomatic Environment - The importance of the negotiation environment was highlighted, with the assertion that "diplomacy and threats are incompatible," indicating Iran's commitment to resolving disputes through diplomatic means without yielding to intimidation or external pressure [1] - Iran will maintain its national interests firmly in future interactions, ensuring that diplomatic outcomes lead to tangible improvements in the economy for its citizens [1]

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. has terminated the "national emergency" regarding Syria, leading to the removal of the Syria sanctions regulations from the Federal Register, which is expected to allow financial institutions to operate in Syria [1]. Group 1: Key Administrative Order - On June 30, 2025, President of the United States issued Executive Order 14312, which outlines the regulations for lifting sanctions on Syria, published in the Federal Register on July 3, 2025 [2]. - The initial sanctions were established in May 2004 under Executive Order 13338, which froze the assets of specific individuals and prohibited the export of certain goods to Syria [2]. Group 2: Historical Context - The sanctions were imposed due to Syria's support for terrorism, occupation of Lebanon, development of weapons of mass destruction, and actions undermining U.S. efforts in Iraq, which were deemed a significant threat to U.S. national security [3]. - The goal of the new order is to remove sanctions against Syria while maintaining restrictions on terrorist organizations and individuals involved in human rights violations or chemical weapons activities [4]. Group 3: Specific Measures - Effective July 1, 2025, the national emergency declared under Executive Order 13338 will be terminated, and several related executive orders will be revoked [4]. - The revisions to Executive Order 13606 will remove references to Executive Order 13338, while the anti-terrorism and non-proliferation authorizations related to Iran will remain in effect, but those concerning Syria will cease due to the termination of the national emergency [4].

Group 1 - The Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister, Ali Bagheri Kani, announced that Iran held serious and candid discussions with representatives from the UK, France, Germany, and the EU regarding the nuclear issue and sanctions relief [1] - The meeting involved a thorough examination of the latest developments concerning sanctions and Iran's nuclear program, with both sides presenting specific proposals for discussion [1] - Iran criticized the European stance on recent aggressive conflicts and reaffirmed its principled positions on key issues, including the "rapid restoration mechanism" [1]

Core Insights - The UN sanctions monitor reported no active links between Al-Qaeda and the Syrian interim government led by the Islamic organization this year [2] - The report is expected to strengthen expectations of the US pushing for the lifting of sanctions on Syria [3] - The US has recently taken significant steps to remove sanctions, including revoking the designation of Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) as a foreign terrorist organization [3][4] Group 1 - The report indicates that HTS, which was once affiliated with Al-Qaeda, severed ties in 2016 and has since led a rebellion against Bashar al-Assad's regime [3] - The US aims to support the new Syrian leadership's plans to integrate foreign fighters into the military, which has been a contentious issue in improving relations with the West [5] - The report highlights that some foreign fighters refuse to join the military integration plan, increasing the risk of internal conflict [6] Group 2 - The US administration argues that lifting sanctions aligns with American interests by opening opportunities for US businesses and countering Iranian and Russian influence [4] - The report notes that many tactical-level individuals within HTS hold more extreme views than the leadership, which is generally seen as more pragmatic [4] - The UN sanctions on HTS have been in place since May 2014, including global asset freezes and arms embargoes [4]