Senior source says mediators are working to return negotiations to a broader track that includes the nuclear issue, Al Hadath reports

The substance of the report is the scope of the talks, not their status; widening a track to include the nuclear file changes the negotiating surface materially, since nuclear issues carry their own inspection, enrichment and sanctions-relief machinery that narrower channels typically skirt. In comparable sequences, the established pattern is a brief repricing in crude and regional risk premia on the headline, followed by drift back unless a named party confirms on the record. The distinction worth drawing is between mediators floating a broader agenda and the principals accepting it: only the latter has historically shifted the baseline. The tells are whether the other side's officials echo the characterisation, whether the channel's reporting is picked up by wires with direct sourcing, and whether any session is actually scheduled. Until confirmation, the report reads as positioning ahead of a negotiating round rather than a turn in the talks themselves.