The fifth round of nuclear talks between the US and Iran seems unlikely to lead to an agreement, CNN said on Friday, citing two Iranian sources.

It is recalled that Iran and the US are currently in progress – in Rome a fifth round of talks on Tehran’s nuclear program with Oman’s mediation, while negotiations seem to aim at the issue of uranium enrichment by the Islamic Republic.

Iranian sources told CNN that Iran’s involvement in this round of talks is “exclusively to assess Washington’s last stop and not to pursue a possible progress“

Sources also pointed out to CNN that Tehran “maintains strong doubts about US honesty in talks“

“Media statements and the United States negotiating behavior have greatly frustrated the policy -making circles in Tehran. ” The sources mentioned. “From the point of view of Tehran decision -making managers, when the US knows that accepting Iranian null uranium enrichment is impossible and yet insist on it, it is a sign that the US essentially does not seek a deal and use the negotiations as a tool to“

Some Iranian officials believed Washington could pursue a Compromise ‘Win-win’but now everyone agrees in Tehran that the Trump government “leads the discussions to a deadlock“, According to CNN, citing sources.

They told CNN that, although none of the two parties want to leave the negotiating table, Washington’s position is that the talks are counterproductive and official meetings are unlikely to continue for much longer.

This has led Tehran to no longer take into account the US’s efforts to distance themselves from Israel’s hard attitude towards Iran, sources said. In addition, Tehran considers US proposals in negotiations as a “tail” of the agenda of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

This report comes amidst the talks that started again in Rome, with delegations led by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragsi and USA’s envoy to the Middle East, Steve Whitkov.

On Thursday, Araci said Iran was “Open to imposing enhanced monitoring by international inspectors, but will not give up his right to exploit nuclear energy, including uranium enrichment“, According to CNN.

Washington had sent mixed messages about whether Iran would be allowed to enrich uranium, but recently declined its attitude, insisting that no enrichment would be allowed, CNN added.