Tense Diplomacy: Europe's Role in Iran-Israel Crisis
European diplomats hold crucial talks in Geneva with Iran regarding the escalating conflict following a dispute over Iran's nuclear ambitions. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi remains firm against dialog with the U.S. while suggesting possible discussions with European nations. Diplomatic efforts intensify amid the mounting tensions.

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Top European diplomats engaged in crucial talks with Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in Geneva on Friday, amid heightened tensions between Israel and Iran over nuclear issues. This face-to-face meeting emphasized the escalating crisis following the recent dispute.
Despite the palpable urgency, Araghchi firmly stated there would be no discussions with the U.S. while Israel's strikes persist. Instead, he signaled openness to dialogue with other nations. Meanwhile, Britain highlighted a brief opportunity to diplomatically resolve the conflict within the following weeks.
As diplomatic efforts ramp up, France and Germany continue to push for negotiations, emphasizing the importance of addressing nuclear ambitions to prevent further escalation. Discussions revolved solely around nuclear and regional matters, rejecting missile talks altogether.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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