European powers to meet Iran in Geneva for nuclear talks Friday

Foreign ministers from France, Germany, Britain, along with the European Union's chief diplomat, are preparing to convene with their Iranian counterpart for nuclear discussions scheduled in Geneva this Friday, according to European diplomatic sources.

This planned dialogue occurs amid growing calls from European nations for a reduction in tensions, particularly as 'Israel' continues its bombing operations targeting Iran's nuclear facilities. The meeting aims to address concerns surrounding the nuclear programme and seek pathways to ease regional hostilities.

Despite mounting calls to de-escalate, neither side has backed off from the missile blitz that began Friday, when “Israel” launched an unprecedented aerial campaign targeting Iranian nuclear and military facilities.

The US leader Trump has repeatedly declined to say whether the United States would support “Israeli” military action and has insisted Washington was not involved in the initial strikes.