Today’s round was the best among the rounds so far. We clearly presented our demands to the American side.

Technical talks will be held on Monday to discuss detailed specifics.

We achieved good progress on the nuclear file and sanctions relief.

There is agreement on some points and disagreements on others as well.

There was more seriousness evident between the parties than before, and it was decided that technical teams would start and review technical discussions in Vienna from Monday.

We have stated all our demands regarding the lifting of sanctions.

It is planned to address this issue more precisely and in detail next week.

The American position in the recent Geneva negotiations has become closer to the realities on the ground.

The technical talks have actually started, and the atmosphere of the negotiations with the American side was positive.

The chances of success in negotiations with Washington are high, unless they are sabotaged by parties pushing for escalation and war.

I dare say it has been one of the best rounds of negotiations already, one of the most serious, and one of the longest ones.

I had a productive meeting with President Trump this afternoon.

I’m looking forward to building more housing in New York City.

We were able to define the main elements of a possible deal. We discussed those elements.

Of course, there are still differences. But in most cases, we have at least a general understanding how to resolve those questions.

We had a very intensive, detailed discussion today.

I think we made very good progress. It was for the first time that we had almost 6-7 hours of talks, both in the morning and the afternoon. It was still indirect.

I'm very thankful to the Foreign Minister of Oman for doing an excellent job. And also to Rafael Grossi, the Director General of the IAEA, who also played a very constructive role regarding the technical questions.