In Oman, the United States and Iran are engaged in crucial nuclear negotiations as fears of direct conflict escalate. Despite ongoing military tensions in the region, both parties are exploring diplomatic avenues to address the nuclear issue. U.S. officials have indicated a preference for diplomacy, while also reminding that military options remain on the table. Iranian officials express cautious optimism about the discussions but warn against unreasonable expectations. Regional leaders are closely monitoring these developments, hoping to avert a potential war. The complexities of these talks highlight the need for a multifaceted approach to address not just the nuclear program but also broader concerns including ballistic capabilities and proxy conflicts.