The fourth round of negotiations between Iran and the United States has ended in Oman.

The fourth round of indirect talks between Iran and the United States on the nuclear program has ended in Oman. This was reported on May 11 by the ISNA news agency.

"A few minutes ago, the fourth round of indirect talks between Iran and the United States ended in Oman," the article says.

It is specified that the negotiations were conducted through the mediation of Oman. The Iranian side was represented by a delegation led by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic, Abbas Araqchi, and the American side was represented by the special envoy of US President Donald Trump, Stephen Witkoff.

The agency cites a statement by the official representative of the Iranian Foreign Ministry, Ismail Bagai, who noted that Iran defends its rights to the peaceful use of nuclear energy. In addition, he stressed that the Islamic Republic is "ready to continue diplomatic cooperation" in order to demonstrate the peaceful nature of the nuclear program. In addition, he called the negotiations with the United States in the fourth round "difficult but useful."

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On May 9, Araqchi spoke about the progress in resolving the issue of the nuclear program. In addition, the minister added that the further the parties move, the more consultations they will need.

The first round of negotiations took place on April 12 in Oman, the second on April 19 in Rome, and the third round again in Oman on April 26. The fourth round was scheduled to be held in Rome on May 3, but according to the Omani Foreign Minister, the talks were postponed to another day due to logistical problems.