US EditionEurope to Offer Iran 'Diplomatic Solution' to War with Israel
- European leaders plan to engage in discussions with Iran's foreign minister in Geneva on June 20, 2025, aiming to negotiate a peaceful resolution to the conflict between Iran and Israel.
- The diplomacy effort arises amid escalating hostilities after Israel launched Operation Rising Lion on June 12, targeting Iran's nuclear sites, and Iran responded with missile strikes.
- The talks involve Britain, France, Germany, and the EU alongside US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, emphasizing a return to negotiations to avoid further escalation and potential sanctions snapback.
- On June 18, US President Trump stated he would make a decision within two weeks regarding US participation, emphasizing that although the US has the unique ability to take action, he is not committed to doing so.
- The dialogue aims to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons and to stabilize the region, though Iran insists its program is peaceful and warns snapback sanctions could have serious consequences.
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