Summary
The U.S. and Iran ended indirect nuclear talks in Geneva without reaching an agreement, keeping the possibility of military conflict alive. Iran refuses to stop enriching uranium, while the U.S. seeks deeper concessions and has increased military presence in the region. Further technical discussions will happen in Vienna, involving international inspectors.
Key Facts
- The U.S. and Iran talked in Geneva but did not make a deal.
- Iran will keep enriching uranium and wants removal of sanctions.
- President Trump demands that Iran stop uranium enrichment and discuss its missile program.
- Omani mediators said there was "significant progress," but details were not provided.
- The U.S. has gathered military forces in the region, raising tensions.
- Satellite images show activity at previously bombed nuclear sites in Iran.
- Technical talks will continue in Vienna with the involvement of international inspectors.
- Both the U.S. and Iran warn of serious consequences if diplomacy does not work out.
