For a brief moment, U.S.–Iran nuclear talks didn’t just stall — they collapsed. No agreement. No meeting. And a growing fear across the Middle East that diplomacy had just failed. <br /> <br />Then, just hours later… the talks were suddenly back on. So what happened behind closed doors — and how close did the region come to another major escalation? <br /> <br />According to multiple reports, including Axios, the talks scheduled for Friday, February 6, nearly fell apart at the last possible moment. The meeting was originally planned for Istanbul, Turkey, with a broader format that could have included representatives from several Arab and Muslim countries. <br /> <br />But Iran made a late move. Tehran demanded the talks be shifted to Muscat, Oman, and narrowed to a strictly bilateral format, focused only on Iran’s nuclear program. <br /> <br /> <br />#USIranNuclearTalks #IranUSNuclearTalks #NuclearTalksIranUS #USIranNuclearTalksRestart #IranNuclearTalks #IranNuclearTalks2026 #USIranLatestNews #TrumpIranNuclearTalks #IranNuclearDealTalks #USIranNuclearDeal #IranUSTalks #USIranTalks #IranUSPeaceTalks #USIranPeaceTalks #TurkeyPushesUSIranNuclearTalks #TurkeyIranNuclearTalks #EgyptIranNuclearTalks #MiddleEastIranNuclearTalks #USIranNuclearNews #IranUSNuclearNews #NuclearDealIranUS #IranNuclearPeaceTalks #USIranDiplomaticTalks #IranUSTalks2026 #USIranPeaceNegotiations <br />
