Escalating Tensions: Iran-Israel Conflict Intensifies Amid Nuclear Talks

The conflict between Iran and Israel has intensified with military strikes on both sides, complicating nuclear negotiations. As diplomatic efforts by European and US officials seek to de-escalate tensions, Iranian officials maintain their stance against negotiation under fire while missile attacks continue.

Tensions between Iran and Israel have surged, complicating nuclear discussions as military confrontations escalate. Israel's air strikes targeted crucial Iranian sites, including nuclear and missile facilities, leading to a significant death toll. Iran's retaliation involved missile and drone attacks aimed at Israeli infrastructure, further fueling the conflict.

The international community, represented by Britain, France, Germany, and the European Union, is making concerted efforts to de-escalate the situation, holding talks with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi. The US's involvement hangs in the balance, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio engaging with global counterparts to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

Despite the diplomatic maneuvers, Iran insists on holding off any negotiation until Israeli attacks cease. Meanwhile, regional powers such as Russia and China have condemned Israel's actions, urging de-escalation. As missile exchanges persist, the potential for a broader conflict in the Middle East looms larger.

(With inputs from agencies.)