Tehran pushes back on Trump’s claims over nuclear inspections as diplomacy continues.
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United States and Iran have agreed to establish four working groups during talks held in Switzerland, marking a structured step forward in ongoing diplomatic discussions over Iran’s nuclear programme.
The meetings aim to address key areas of disagreement, including nuclear inspections, sanctions, and compliance mechanisms, as both sides seek to narrow gaps through technical and political dialogue.
However, tensions remain, with Tehran disputing claims made by Donald Trump regarding the scope and status of nuclear inspections. Iranian officials insist that certain statements made about inspection access and enforcement do not reflect the current situation on the ground.
The formation of working groups is being viewed as an attempt to sustain engagement despite persistent mistrust and political friction. Observers note that while progress remains fragile, continued dialogue signals a willingness on both sides to keep diplomatic channels open.
