Iran-US Nuclear Talks Resume, Iran Rejects 'Excessive Demands'
Analysis based on 12 articles · First reported Feb 11, 2026 · Last updated Feb 11, 2026
The resumption of nuclear talks between Iran and the United States, coupled with Iran's statements on verification and non-proliferation, could lead to a slight positive sentiment in global markets, particularly in energy sectors, by reducing geopolitical tensions. However, the ongoing disagreements on the scope of talks and past military actions by the United States against Iran's nuclear sites suggest continued volatility and uncertainty.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian announced that Iran is ready for 'any verification' of its nuclear program and is not seeking atomic weapons, following the resumption of talks with the United States. Speaking at the 47th anniversary of Iran's Islamic revolution, Pezeshkian stated that Iran would 'not yield to excessive demands' from the United States, which seeks to include Iran's ballistic missile program and support for militant groups in the discussions. These talks are the first since a war with Israel last June, which saw the United States conduct strikes on Iranian nuclear sites. Western countries and Israel remain skeptical of Iran's peaceful nuclear intentions. The event also highlighted heightened security and recent nationwide protests in Iran.
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