Iran and the US held the second round of indirect talks in Geneva on Tuesday, with both sides noting progress on guiding principles while tensions persist amid continued US military posturing.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi declared that Iran’s right to peaceful nuclear energy is "inherent and non-negotiable."

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says “good progress” has been made in indirect discussions with the Americans surrounding the lifting of sanctions and Iran’s nuclear activities.

Baghaei tells Press TV it is entering indirect negotiations with the United States “with an open mind and open eyes.”

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi held high-level consultations in Geneva on Monday, meeting with his Omani counterpart and the head of the UN nuclear watchdog, as he prepares for a second round of indirect negotiations with the United States.

Iran engages the US in nuclear talks to lift sanctions, balancing economic survival, strategic deterrence, and regional security, while resisting external pressure, threats, and attempts to undermine its sovereignty and autonomy.

Iran’s deputy foreign minister says it is the United States’ turn to demonstrate its resolve to reach an agreement aimed at resolving Tehran’s nuclear issue.