Iran is set to resume nuclear talks with Britain, France, and Germany in Istanbul amid escalating tensions over its nuclear program.
The European powers have issued an ultimatum: unless Iran agrees to a comprehensive nuclear deal by the end of August, they will trigger the UN 'snapback' mechanism, reinstating tough international sanctions lifted under the 2015 agreement. Iran has warned of retaliation and potential regional instability if sanctions are reimposed, blaming Europe for the collapse of the original deal. The diplomatic standoff is further complicated by shifting alliances, with Iran also consulting Russia and China.
The outcome of these talks could determine the future of Iran's nuclear ambitions and broader Middle East security.
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