Iran is holding talks with Britain, France, Germany, and the EU in Geneva to address the impasse over its nuclear programme, potentially the last chance for a breakthrough before Donald Trump resumes the US presidency. Tensions have risen as an Iranian minister criticized the EU's stance, while Europeans express frustration with Iran's support for Russia in Ukraine and lack of cooperation with the IAEA.
Iran is holdings talks in Geneva with Britain, France, Germany and the EU in an attempt to find a way out of an impasse over its nuclear programme , in what may be the last chance of a breakthrough before Donald Trump takes up the US presidency again.
Europeans have become increasingly frustrated with Iran’s approach, including its provision of arms for Russia’s war in Ukraine and its lack of cooperation with the UN nuclear inspectorate, the International Atomic Energy Agency . Some Europeans fear that Iran’s growing stockpile of highly enriched uranium reveals it is on a covert path to building a nuclear bomb.
Iran insists it has not provided any ballistic missiles to Russia, an assurance that the US does not accept. “With regard to the nuclear issue of Iran, Europe has failed to be a serious player due to lack of self-confidence and responsibility.”
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