Iran-U.S. Talks Create Working Groups for Final Nuclear Deal

Negotiators from Iran and the United States have formed working groups to draft a final peace deal, according to Qatar’s foreign ministry. The announcement, made on Tuesday, signals a step toward resolving long-standing disputes over Tehran’s nuclear program. The working groups will focus on key technical and political issues, aiming to produce a comprehensive agreement. Qatar, which has hosted several rounds of indirect talks, confirmed the development without providing a timeline for completion. The move comes after months of stalled negotiations, raising cautious optimism among diplomats.