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Vitkoff and Kushner hold talks with nuclear experts on Iran

Vitkoff and Kushner hold talks with nuclear experts on Iran

A new phase in US Middle East policy: Details emerge on discussions between US President Donald Trump's son-in-law, Steve Witkoff, and nuclear energy experts.

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US President Donald Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner have held consultations at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee as part of ongoing discussions regarding Iran, according to reports.

The Operative Information Center-OMM reports, citing the Axios portal, that the meeting in Oak Ridge does not guarantee an immediate agreement between Washington and Tehran. However, the move signals that the negotiations have entered a critical phase and that both parties are preparing for potential outcomes.

"This does not mean a deal will happen. However, it is a signal that the negotiations are at a very serious stage, that there are real possibilities for success, and that we want to be ready for it," an unnamed US official stated.

The article notes that Witkoff and Kushner met with nuclear experts at Oak Ridge who had previously participated in negotiations with Iran in Oman. According to the US official, the consultations involved leading American nuclear experts with experience in implementing the technical aspects of a potential agreement with Iran.

The Oak Ridge National Laboratory, located in Tennessee, is a premier science and technology institution that plays a pivotal role in US national security and energy research. Its involvement underscores the technical complexity of potential nuclear non-proliferation agreements, as Washington continues to navigate its diplomatic strategy in the Middle East under the administration of US President Donald Trump.

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