Notorious Anti-Christian Regime Reportedly Planning To Attend Nuclear Talks On Christianity’s Home Turf

Iranian negotiators will reportedly arrive in Rome, Italy, on Easter weekend to further negotiate its nuclear program, two sources told Axios Monday.

Diplomats from the Islamic Republic of Iran will meet in the city after initial talks in Oman with U.S. diplomats on Apr. 12 were described by Special Envoy Steve Witkoff as “serious and excellent,” according to Axios. The talks come as part of President Donald Trump’s attempt to strike a deal that former President Joe Biden’s administration failed to get off the ground.

Christians are widely persecuted across Iran, despite enjoying legal status as a religious minority in the nation, according to the State Department in 2023.

Iran foreign minister Abbas Araghchi will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the meeting’s lead-up to seek advice on the nuclear talks. U.S. officials chose the meeting spot, according to Axios.

Witkoff and Araghchi directly spoke to each other for 45 minutes, which was longer than was publicly known, sources told Axios.

With its existing stores of 60% enriched uranium, Iran can potentially make a nuclear weapon in just one week, the International Atomic Energy Agency said