Negotiations between the United States and Iran are edging closer to a breakthrough, but officials say a final agreement is still not locked in, according to a senior US official.
The potential deal is expected to address nuclear restrictions, sanctions relief and regional security concerns, with both sides continuing technical discussions to resolve outstanding issues.
Washington says progress has been significant, but warns that details remain delicate and subject to change before any signing takes place. Officials stress that political approval, verification mechanisms, and implementation timelines are still being negotiated behind closed doors. Both capitals remain cautious despite growing diplomatic momentum across multiple rounds this week.
According to Politico, talks remain fluid as negotiators work toward a possible framework deal.
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