Europe, Iran for talks where Trump sets a two -week deadline for the strike decision

Diploma in the United Kingdom, France and Germany pay the eleventh diplomacy with Iran in Geneva on Friday, where Washington weighs the possibility of joining the military campaign against Israel against Tehran during the next two weeks.

Iran and Israel opened fire last week, at the height of the recent tensions that have been ripening since the Hamas terrorist attack from Tehran against the Jewish state in October 2023. He acts independently.

The conflict has risked more escalation since the beginning of the week, amid references that the United States – historically a close ally and weapons of Israel – could intervene militarily against Tehran.

“Based on the fact that there is a great opportunity for negotiations that may or not take place with Iran in the future, I will make my decision on whether I will go in the next two weeks,” said US President Donald Trump.

After Thursday’s meeting with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Middle East Special Envoy Steve Witkeov, UK Foreign Minister David Lami He said “The three discuss how the deal can avoid deepening the conflict” and that “a window is now present in the next two weeks to achieve a diplomatic solution.”

“There is no room for negotiations with the United States until the Israeli aggression stops,” Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi, who is expected to attend talks in Geneva, was quoted as saying on the Iranian state TV on Friday.

Trump’s hatred of the Iranian nuclear program was an essential point in his care in both cases. The White House leader removed the United States from the joint comprehensive work plan (JCPOA) during his first presidency, as he tightened the summary of Iran’s treasures through a series of strict financial sanctions associated with oil.

Trump has continued the “peacemaker”, who has declared himself in vain a second nuclear deal since the beginning of his second term, expressing his preference to achieve diplomatic progress-where European officials now hope to strike.

“In the United States, (there are many political officials, convinced that we should not make the mistakes of the past again. What we saw in Libya, what we saw in Afghanistan, what we saw in Iraq, we do not want to see cloned.”

It is worth noting that the United Kingdom, France and Germany – along with Iran’s allies, Russia and China – previously participated in JCPOA with Washington and Tehran.

The markets were shaken by the possibility of conflict in the broader Middle East of the rich of oil, and may be drawn in the largest economy in the world, prompting investors on a trip to safe assets and the broader focus on defense companies and initiatives.