Iran has officially announced its readiness to engage in renewed nuclear talks with the United States, citing the potential for economic negotiations that include energy, mining, and aircraft deals. The Iranian Foreign Minister has arrived in Geneva for a second round of indirect discussions, during which Iran is expected to propose compromises regarding its nuclear program. However, Iranian officials insist that the U.S. must demonstrate a genuine willingness to negotiate and lift sanctions. In a notable shift, Iran has indicated a willingness to dilute its enriched uranium levels in exchange for sanctions relief, showcasing a significant diplomatic maneuver as tensions rise. Both sides are set for crucial discussions, with officials emphasizing the need for concessions and signaling that the framework for future agreements could take shape during this round of talks.