US, Iran Hold Sixth Nuclear Deal Talks Amid Enrichment Dispute

President Donald Trump announced that the US and Iran will continue nuclear deal negotiations on Thursday, describing Iran's negotiators as "tough" but skilled. He highlighted the main sticking point as Iran's demand for uranium enrichment, which the US cannot accept, while Iran views enrichment as a non-negotiable right. Trump mentioned that Iran had communicated its stance but that the US found it unacceptable. The US has presented what it considers a reasonable offer to Iran, and Iran plans to submit a counterproposal through Oman. Trump also discussed the talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who affirmed the US had made a reasonable offer to limit Iran's nuclear program. The ongoing negotiations reflect efforts to prevent nuclear escalation with both sides remaining firm on their positions.