Summary
Iran and the United States are planning to meet in Geneva to discuss Iran's nuclear program and find a diplomatic solution. Iran insists it wants peace but will defend itself if the U.S. decides to take military action. President Trump mentioned the possibility of a limited strike if no agreement is reached.
Key Facts
- Talks between the U.S. and Iran are set to occur in Geneva to discuss Iran's nuclear program.
- Iran wants a peaceful solution but will respond if the U.S. attacks.
- President Trump said he is considering a small-scale military strike on Iran.
- A significant U.S. military presence has built up in the Middle East.
- Iranian officials insist they are ready to defend themselves.
- Negotiations have been going on indirectly through intermediaries like Oman.
- Iran and the U.S. had talks in Switzerland recently, with more to follow.
- Iran denies any temporary agreement has been made with the U.S.
