Iran may return to the negotiating table: the proposal being considered behind the scenes

Sources familiar with the talks report renewed Iranian willingness to discuss the nuclear issue, against the backdrop of Qatari mediation efforts and military threats from the US and Israel. The main obstacle remains the enriched uranium stockpile that Iran refuses to remove from its borders.

Iran may return to the negotiating table on the nuclear issue, according to sources familiar with the talks. Qatar is stepping up its mediation efforts, while the US and Israel continue to explore military options. The current diplomatic wave comes as Trump and Israel weigh a large-scale attack on Iran. The US and Israeli militaries have drawn up a list of potential targets for attack, including energy infrastructure and other vital sites for the Iranian economy. Last June, the US and Iran agreed on a ceasefire meant to pave the way for talks on the nuclear issue, but the agreement collapsed. The future of Iran's highly enriched uranium stockpile remains a core obstacle. Trump has demanded that Iran give up the stockpile, while senior Iranian officials insist they will not remove the uranium from the country's borders. As of Thursday morning, both sides are reviewing the latest proposals from the mediators.