Interviews focused on the de-schooling of the weekly war between Israel and Iran began on Friday in Geneva on Friday after US President Donald Trump signaled that he would give diplomacy a chance to decide whether to intervene.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi meets with counterparts from the UK, France and Germany to discuss what he called “nuclear and regional issues” around the ongoing conflict. French President Emmanuel Macron is one of the leaders who urge Iran to return to his nuclear program.
Oil prices have fallen after the Reuters report that Iran is ready to discuss the limits of enrichment of uranium, but it will not be presented to stop completely when it is under military attacks. Before the negotiations with the US was suspended, Tehran signaled his willingness to accept certain restrictions on his enrichment activities, while Israel and the US have said that the Islamic Republic should not be allowed to enrich uranium at all.
On Friday, Araghch accused Israel of derailment of diplomacy with his strikes and told the UN Human Rights Council that Iranian officials were to plan another round of indirect interviews with their American counterparts to “create a promising agreement” to make the nuclear edition.
Israel launched its surprising attack on Iran last week and said the threat of his with an enemy, which acquires nuclear weapons, must be neutralized. Iran responded with his own waves of missiles and drones, and on both sides there were severe losses.
Trump, which is scheduled to participate in the National Security Meeting on Oval Office on Friday, has been publicly thinking about days that the US joined the fraying, but it seems that after the run harsh rhetoric, including the requirements for the people of Tehran to move and threaten the Iranian highest leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
“Based on the fact that there is a significant chance of negotiations that may or may not take place with Iran in the near future, I will decide whether to go by the next two weeks,” Trump said in a dictated message, according to the White House spokesman Karoline Leavitt.
Israel shows no signs of support. His Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered the army on Friday to continue attacking Iranian nuclear facilities and scientists, and to bring the extended evacuation of Tehran, which he said was to undermine the Iranian regime.
Israeli Energy Minister Eli Cohen said Army Radio that Iran would prevent atomic weapons, regardless of whether the US joined the operation – although its participation would be useful.
The Israeli defensive forces said on Friday that they were fresh strikes for dozens of targets, hit in places for the production of missiles and the Tehran residence of the national unit of internal security and the research and development arm of the Iranian nuclear program. Meanwhile, the Israeli fire department said the missiles had landed in the Tel Aviva and the south of the country.
While on Friday oil prices were alleviated, Brent Crude had increased about 10% since the beginning of the war and traded around $ 76 per barrel.
Businesses operating in the region are cautious that the conflict could spread and absorb other countries.
On Thursday, US Airlines took an unusual step to suspend flights to countries such as Qatar and the United Arab Emirates. American Airlines Group Inc. She stopped her way to Doha until 22 June. United Airlines Holdings Inc. She did the same for Dubai and said the flights would continue “when it’s safe”. And Moller-Maersk and/S, the Danish giant transporting containers, said on Friday that he would suspend Haifa stops, the largest Israeli port.
“The situation in the Middle East remains dangerous,” British Foreign Minister David Lammy said in his statement. “The window now exists over the next two weeks to achieve a diplomatic solution.
Lammy met American Secretary Marco Rubio and American special envoy to Steve Witkoff in the White House on Thursday, while Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani organized separate phone calls with Rubius and Araghchi the same day. Meanwhile, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan agreed on Friday to call that Deescallation was necessary and that Iran should not be allowed to own nuclear weapons.
“What everyone is starting to be afraid of is the prospect that it is an end to open,” and Israel’s goals have shifted from the intervening of nuclear and military goals “” to something bigger, which is a change of regime, “she told Bloomberg’s television on Friday.
“It opens the Pandor’s box of options.”
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