Diplomatic Stakes: Iran Faces Pressure for Talks Amid Nuclear Tensions

European and U.S. diplomats are pressing Iran for direct talks regarding its nuclear program. With potential U.S. involvement in Israeli strikes on Tehran, the stakes are rising. While President Trump shows openness to diplomacy, Iran demands cessation of Israeli aggression before negotiations proceed.

European foreign ministers are poised to communicate to their Iranian counterpart that the U.S. is open to direct discussions, even considering potential collaboration with Israeli strikes to dismantle Iran's nuclear potential. This message is expected to be delivered at a critical meeting in Geneva.

The U.S. Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, has reportedly expressed willingness to engage with Tehran directly. The Trump administration is leaning towards diplomacy, despite Tehran's firm stance against talks until Israeli military actions cease.

Diplomatic discussions in Geneva are set amidst heightened tensions, with European leaders pushing for multilateral dialogue. The core issue remains Iran's nuclear enrichment program, which Western powers are determined to curtail, urging immediate cooperative dialogues.

(With inputs from agencies.)