Talks between Iran and the United States are set to continue on Thursday, according to officials. The development comes as the United States mobilises its largest military force since the invasion of Iraq more than two decades ago. The significant military build-up has raised concerns about the situation.
Iran has stated it is ready for talks, but also prepared for war, as confirmed by Tehran. The mixed messages from US President Donald Trump have added to the complexity of the situation. Authorities said the talks will be a crucial step in determining the next course of action.
The ministry of foreign affairs in Iran has confirmed the planned talks, which will take place on Thursday. Officials from both sides will be in attendance, as the international community watches the developments closely. The University of Tehran and other institutions are closely monitoring the situation.
Witnesses and local media have reported on the mood in Tehran, with many awaiting the outcome of the talks. The National Iranian American Council has also been following the developments, with its president, Jamal Abdi, commenting on the situation. The NATO Defense College has also been providing analysis, with senior fellow Richard Weitz weighing in on the matter.
Regional Context
The regional context is complex, with many countries watching the developments between the US and Iran. The situation has been described by Associate Professor Hassan Ahmadian as delicate, with many factors at play. The international community is urging calm and diplomacy to prevail.
Presenter James Bays has been following the story, providing updates on the talks and the military build-up. Guests on his show have included experts from the National Iranian American Council, the University of Tehran, and the NATO Defense College. The discussions have provided valuable insights into the situation.
Source: Al Jazeera
