European foreign ministers and EU officials will meet Iran's foreign minister in Geneva on June 20 to discuss Iran's nuclear program, following Israeli attacks on Iranian sites and U.S. threats of military action. The talks aim to reduce tensions and revive diplomacy after the U.S. withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal. Iran continues uranium enrichment beyond agreed limits but denies pursuing nuclear weapons. European leaders stress dialogue as the only viable path to avoid further escalation in the region.
Foreign ministers from the UK, France, and Germany, along with top diplomats from the European Union, are scheduled to meet with Iran’s foreign minister in Geneva on Friday, June 20, to discuss nuclear issues, according to AFP.
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