TEHRAN, Iran

Iranian state media on Friday reported the conclusion of the latest round of nuclear negotiations with the US in Oman, with both delegations set to return to their respective capitals.

A reporter with the Iranian state broadcaster, accompanying the Iranian delegation, said the talks with the US have concluded “for now” after several hours of indirect negotiations.

State-run news agency IRNA also confirmed the end of the latest round, noting that assessments indicate an “understanding to continue negotiations.”

According to the report, during the session that began early on Friday, the negotiating delegations of Iran and the US conveyed their respective views, considerations, and approaches to each other through Oman’s Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi.

This round ended, with another one expected to take place in the coming days, the report said.

Iran and the US resumed their indirect nuclear diplomacy on Friday after weeks of heightened tensions fueled by US President Donald Trump’s threat of military action against Tehran.