Iran has reportedly agreed to a draft agreement with the United States that would prohibit the country from producing or acquiring nuclear weapons.
The development, first reported by Ekstrabladet, suggests a significant shift in Tehran's negotiating posture as talks with Washington continue.
A senior Iranian official confirmed the details to Reuters, stating that the draft text explicitly includes a commitment to forgo nuclear weapons production.
This disclosure adds a new layer of complexity to the ongoing diplomatic efforts, which have previously been marked by mutual skepticism and public posturing.
The report comes amid a broader context of regional tension.
Earlier this week, Iranian media outlets rejected claims by US President Donald Trump that Tehran was prepared to sign a comprehensive deal with the United States by Sunday.