GENEVA: Amid escalating tensions even before Donald Trump returns to the White House, Iran, Britain, France, and Germany agreed to continue diplomatic talks after a private meeting on Friday that touched on Tehran’s nuclear program.
The sides each rushed to social media after the Geneva negotiations, which were cloaked in an unprecedented degree of secrecy, to claim that the topics of discussion had included Iran’s nuclear program, sanctions, and other regional concerns.
Separate statements on X from the German foreign ministry and the top ambassadors for France, Britain, and Iran stated that the parties had “agreed to continue diplomatic dialogue in the near future.”
Europeans and Iran will continue to communicate as tensions rise.
Iran’s deputy foreign minister for law and international affairs, Kazem Gharibabadi, gave a brief explanation of Friday’s
