US advances in nuclear talks with Iran; Trump envoys meet with 100-member expert team in Tennessee

US advances in nuclear talks with Iran; Trump envoys meet with 100-member expert team in Tennessee

In a move that signals a decisive step toward a historic diplomatic agreement, US presidential special envoy Steve Witkoff and advisor Jared Kushner recently met with a newly formed team of 100 nuclear experts. 

The strategic meeting took place at a laboratory in the state of Tennessee, aiming to align guidelines for the final phase of negotiations with the Tehran government.

The creation of this expert committee is meant to ensure the US government's immediate readiness as soon as a preliminary agreement is signed. According to sources familiar with the meeting, the group of technicians and scientists is already working on drafting detailed plans for two critical fronts:

 

The drafting of a plan for the safe disposal of Iran's nuclear materials.

The establishment of rigorous monitoring mechanisms to limit uranium enrichment by Tehran.

According to information published by Axios, the intense preparations by the United States government indicate that diplomatic talks have entered a mature and serious phase. The main objective of the effort coordinated by Witkoff and Kushner is the consolidation of a definitive memorandum of understanding, focused on ending the conflict and restoring geopolitical stability to the region.

US officials reiterated that the early mobilization of this technical body is essential to ensure that the clauses of the future agreement are implemented without bureaucratic hurdles or operational delays immediately after the mutual signing of the memorandum of intent.

About the Meeting:

The meeting between the US diplomatic leadership and the technical team in Tennessee was covered internationally by media outlets, including Al Arabiya English, highlighting the central role of Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner in conducting the foreign policy and nuclear security agenda of Donald Trump's administration.