WANA (Feb 06) – The diplomatic talks that began earlier today in Muscat, the capital of Oman, concluded at 5:00 p.m. local time, according to reporters stationed in the city. The negotiations, which had been underway since the morning, were halted at this stage, and the Iranian negotiating team returned to its place of residence following the end of the discussions.

 

Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson stated that“for now, the talks have ended.”

 

Field reports also suggest that the delegations involved may leave Muscat and return to their respective capitals.

 

In this context, Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi, accompanied by members of his delegation, returned to the hotel where they are staying after the conclusion of this round of talks.

 

No further details have been released regarding the substance of the negotiations or the timeline for a possible next round. However, observers note that the use of the phrase “for now” in official remarks indicates that diplomatic channels remain open and that further engagement may still be possible.