00:00Negotiators from Iran and the United States are holding a third round of indirect nuclear talks in Geneva.
00:07The discussions come amid heightened tensions in the Middle East following a major U.S. military build-up in the
00:14region in recent months.
00:16Several countries, including Germany, South Korea and India, have advised their citizens to leave Iran amid fears of possible U
00:24.S. strikes.
00:25U.S. President Donald Trump has previously warned of military action if a new nuclear deal is not reached.
00:33Washington has also imposed fresh sanctions targeting Iran's oil exports and alleged weapons networks.
00:42Iran, for its part, has warned it would respond to any attack with force.
00:47The talks are seen as a last effort to prevent a wider conflict, though prospects for a breakthrough remain uncertain.
00:57As with the previous two rounds of talks, the negotiations are mediated by Oman.
01:02Iran's delegation will be led by Foreign Minister Abbas Arakji, while the U.S. will be represented by Special Envoy
01:09Steve Witkoff.
01:10Iran has refused Washington's call to stop enriching uranium, but it has indicated it might be willing to make some
01:18limited concessions on its nuclear program that Tehran said is for civilian use only.
01:24Last year, the United States carried out strikes on Iranian nuclear sites during fighting between Israel and Iran.
01:31Arakji says that episode remains fresh in Tehran's mind as talks resume.
01:40We were negotiating last June when Israel attacked us and then the U.S. joined that attack.
01:48So that memory is still fresh for us.
01:52The wounds of that aggression is still alive in our minds.
01:57So we cannot forget that once we negotiating with the U.S. and then they decided to attack us.
02:03Make sure that 思 mensage has had an intelligence performance Hmm.
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