Italy hosts US-Iran nuclear talks in Rome

Italy has been confirmed as the host for the next round of nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran, following positive discussions held in Oman. Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani announced the decision, emphasizing Italy's role as a mediator in promoting peace. The upcoming talks are set for April 19, with Oman continuing as the intermediary. Iranian officials have indicated that they expect to define the negotiation framework in Rome, stressing the need for U.S. guarantees regarding sanctions relief. Tensions remain high, with U.S. President Trump warning of potential military action if an agreement is not reached. Iranian officials have dismissed threats and are focused on securing beneficial terms in the negotiations.