US and Iran Make Progress in Geneva Nuclear Talks Amid Military Buildup
The United States and Iran resumed nuclear negotiations in Geneva following initial talks in Oman, amid escalating military tensions in the Middle East. The U.S. increased its military presence near Iran, including deploying an aircraft carrier, while urging Tehran to reach a nuclear deal. President Donald Trump set a 10-day deadline to determine the outcome of the negotiations and considered a limited military strike to pressure Iran. An analyst outlined potential U.S. military strategies and anticipated Iranian responses amid rising tensions. Most recently, indirect talks in Geneva concluded without an agreement, though both sides reported significant progress and plan to continue discussions.