Multiple Middle Eastern Countries Urgently Lobby for the U.S. to Resume Scheduled U.S.-Iran Talks on the 6th
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当地时间2月4日，央视记者获悉，在多位中东领导人当日下午紧急游说特朗普政府放弃退出谈判的威胁后，原定于6日举行的美伊核谈判计划得以恢复，谈判将在阿曼举行。美国稍早前曾拒绝伊朗将原定会议地点由土耳其伊斯坦布尔改到阿曼的提议。
据悉，此次僵局引发了整个中东地区的担忧，担心特朗普会转而采取军事行动。该地区至少有九个国家通过最高级别渠道联系白宫，强烈敦促美国不要取消会议。
一位美国官员表示：“他们要求我们继续举行会议，听听伊朗方面的说法。我们已经告诉阿拉伯国家，如果他们坚持，我们会举行会议。但我们对此非常怀疑。”另一位美国官员表示，特朗普政府同意举行会议是为了“尊重”美国在该地区的盟友，“并为了继续寻求外交途径”。（央视记者 曹健）
分类信息
地区
西亚
分析域
战略级
主要分类
政军关系
SALUTE 报告
规模
Not specified
活动
Negotiations between the U.S. and Iran regarding nuclear talks
地点
Oman
单位
U.S. government and Iranian representatives
时间
February 6
装备
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摘要
Middle Eastern leaders successfully lobbied the Trump administration to resume U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations, originally set for February 6 in Oman. Concerns about potential military actions prompted at least nine countries to urge the U.S. to continue the talks. U.S. officials expressed skepticism but agreed to hold the meeting to respect regional allies and pursue diplomatic avenues.
关键事实
- Middle Eastern leaders lobbied the Trump administration to continue negotiations with Iran.
- The U.S. agreed to resume nuclear talks originally scheduled for February 6 in Oman.
- There were concerns in the Middle East about potential military actions by the U.S.
- At least nine countries contacted the White House urging the U.S. not to cancel the meeting.
- U.S. officials indicated skepticism about the negotiations but agreed to proceed to respect allies.