The sixth round of nuclear talks between Iran and the US will be held on June 15 in Muscat, the capital of Oman. US Central Command (CENTCOM) Commander Michael Kurilla stated that he has presented military plans to US President Donald Trump to strike Iran in the event that no results are achieved from the indirect nuclear talks, and that he is ready to execute them if ordered.
Responding to a question about whether CENTCOM is prepared to strike Iran if US President Donald Trump fulfills his promise to do so should the indirect nuclear talks fail, Kurilla stated that he has presented military plans to President Trump to strike Iran and is ready to act if ordered. Kurilla said, "I have provided the Secretary of Defense and the President with a wide range of options."
TALKS BETWEEN IRAN AND THE US
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei announced, "The next round of indirect Iran-US talks is planned to be held in Muscat next Sunday."
In the ongoing nuclear negotiation process between Iran and the US, the parties have held 5 rounds of talks in Muscat and Rome so far.
In the talks, Tehran's uranium enrichment remains the primary point of contention between the two countries.
Iran wants sanctions lifted in exchange for restricting its nuclear program in a way that would prevent it from producing an atomic bomb.
The US had presented a proposal to Iran that included the complete cessation of uranium enrichment activities. Iran, however, stated that it would not accept a proposal that crosses its "red lines" and that it was preparing a response to the US that includes its own proposal.
News Source: 12punto
