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Investing.com -- Russian President Vladimir Putin held a meeting with the leader of Oman, Sultan Haitham bin Tariq al-Said, on Tuesday to discuss Iran’s nuclear program. According to a Kremlin official, the talks focused on the ongoing negotiations between the United States and Iran, with Oman acting as a mediator.
President Donald Trump has been striving to reach an agreement to limit Iran’s nuclear program, which is believed by Washington to be aimed at developing a nuclear weapon. The role of Oman in these negotiations is noteworthy, as it is acting as an intermediary between the two nations.
Yury Ushakov, a foreign policy aide in the Kremlin, shared details of the discussion. He stated that the progress of negotiations between Iranian and American representatives was a key topic. He added, "We will see what the result will be. We maintain close contact with our Iranian colleagues. Where we can, we help."
This statement suggests that Russia is keeping a close eye on these negotiations and is willing to provide assistance where possible. However, the outcome of these talks and the potential impact on Iran’s nuclear program remain to be seen.
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