Iranians React to 'Positive' US-Iran Talks in Oman
Officials describe Friday negotiations as constructive step forward
The negotiations, held in the Gulf state that has previously served as a back channel between Washington and Tehran, covered a range of issues though specific details remain undisclosed.
Public reaction in Iran has been cautiously optimistic, with citizens expressing hope that diplomacy might ease the economic pressures caused by sanctions.
Analysis
Why This Matters
Any improvement in US-Iran relations could have significant implications for Middle East stability, nuclear proliferation concerns, and global energy markets.
Background
Oman has historically served as a neutral ground for sensitive negotiations, including early talks that led to the 2015 nuclear deal.
What to Watch
Whether talks progress to more substantive agreements and how regional powers like Israel and Saudi Arabia respond.