Iran and European Powers to Resume Nuclear Talks Amid Heightened Tensions

Talks scheduled for Friday in Geneva follow Iran's activation of advanced centrifuges and IAEA censure over lack of cooperation.

Iran announced it will meet with France, Germany, and the UK on Friday to discuss its nuclear program and regional issues, marking the first such talks in two years.
The meeting comes after the IAEA adopted a resolution criticizing Iran for insufficient cooperation and demanding a comprehensive report on its nuclear activities by spring.
In response to the resolution, Iran has activated thousands of advanced centrifuges to significantly increase its uranium enrichment capacity, nearing weapons-grade levels.
Western nations, including the US, UK, France, and Germany, have expressed serious concern over Iran's nuclear advancements, stating they lack credible peaceful justification.
Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian has signaled a willingness to resolve ambiguities diplomatically but faces skepticism from European counterparts regarding Tehran's intentions.