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The crisis with Iran is reaching a critical phase, with the Middle East on the brink of escalation as Washington considers military action while Tehran explores diplomatic alternatives.

Iran's foreign minister warns of the potential for a devastating regional war due to escalating tensions with the US, as indirect talks are set to take place in Geneva.

Iran is reportedly considering an extensive economic package for the United States aiming to secure an agreement on its nuclear program and prevent a potential US attack.

Trump's administration demands that any future nuclear agreement with Iran remains indefinite, setting the stage for potential military action if Iran does not comply.

Geneva is witnessing indirect negotiations between Tehran and Washington amid a significant US military buildup in the region.

New negotiations are set to take place in Geneva, but there is a disconnect between how Americans and Iranians understand each other, complicating the diplomatic efforts.

A delegation from Iran is heading to Geneva for the third round of negotiations regarding a nuclear deal with the U.S.

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has expressed optimism that a deal with the United States to avoid military conflict is achievable ahead of upcoming negotiations in Geneva.

Trump expressed that a failure to secure a nuclear deal with Iran would lead to severe consequences for the country and its people.

Iran's deputy foreign minister declared a commitment to achieving a nuclear deal with the U.S., stating they are prepared to engage earnestly in negotiations upcoming in Geneva.

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi believes that a nuclear deal with the United States is feasible and is set to resume talks in Geneva emphasizing the need for a fair agreement.

The USA has relocated over 150 fighter jets to bases in Europe and the Middle East amid Donald Trump's efforts to negotiate a nuclear deal with Iran.

Iran's foreign minister and a U.S. envoy are set to meet to discuss the potential for preventing war over Iran's nuclear program and its support for militia groups.

US President Donald Trump has threatened Iran with military action if a nuclear deal is not reached, claiming it would face a 'very bad day.'

Donald Trump's decision on potential airstrikes against Iran will be influenced by advice from his special envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff amid ongoing negotiations.

This article highlights the key statements from the U.S. regarding Iran amidst ongoing tensions and the possibility of reaching a deal.

Donald Trump is considering potential military strikes against Iran, as the US increases its military presence in the Middle East.

Donald Trump warns that if Iran does not reach a nuclear agreement with the U.S., it will result in a very bad day for the country.

President Donald Trump warns that it will be a very bad day for Iran if a nuclear deal is not reached, claiming media reports about a potential war are intentional misinformation.

The article discusses U.S. President Donald Trump's military options regarding Iran amidst rising tensions and potential conflict.

Iran has confirmed a secret deal with Russia for portable surface-to-air missiles amid U.S. pressure to abandon its nuclear program, marking a significant development in military cooperation between the two nations.

US President Donald Trump is reportedly inclined to authorize a limited strike on Iran in the coming days to push the regime toward nuclear concessions.

Representatives from Iran and the USA are scheduled to meet in Geneva, Switzerland, for negotiations regarding a nuclear agreement as tensions between the two nations escalate.

Iran has secretly signed a 500 million euro deal with Russia to acquire advanced shoulder-fired missiles, amidst rising tensions related to ongoing nuclear negotiations with the U.S.

The episode of 'The Course of Events' evaluates the Geneva nuclear negotiations and the possibilities of a limited military strike by the Trump administration to pressure for a swift agreement.

The Geneva talks are marked by a mix of optimistic statements and an underlying threat of military pressure from the U.S. to achieve a quick nuclear deal with Iran.

Donald Trump is increasing military pressure on Iran while keeping his objectives ambiguous, contemplating both potential military action and a new nuclear deal.

Iran's foreign minister expressed optimism about reaching a diplomatic agreement with the US regarding its nuclear program amid increased US military presence in the region.

The U.S. is ready to resume negotiations with Iran if the country submits a detailed nuclear deal proposal within the next 48 hours, marking a critical juncture in the ongoing discussions.

Talks between the US and Iran are set to resume in Geneva, with hopes for progress on a nuclear deal amidst heightened US military presence in the Middle East.

The United States is prepared for another round of talks with Iran in Geneva, contingent on Iran providing a detailed proposal for a nuclear deal within two days.

U.S. President Donald Trump is surprised by Iran's refusal to concede to U.S. military pressure aimed at securing a nuclear deal, according to White House envoy Steve Whitkopf.

Iran and the U.S. are experiencing significant disagreements in their nuclear negotiations, particularly regarding the framework and process of sanctions relief, although an indirect round of talks is scheduled for early March.

Iran's president reaffirmed the country's refusal to succumb to external pressures regarding its nuclear program amidst heightened tensions with the US.

The article discusses a significant increase in American military presence in the Middle East, with a focus on the deployment of the aircraft carrier Gerald Ford and accompanying vessels as tensions rise over Iran's nuclear deal.

A proposed US-Saudi nuclear cooperation deal raises concerns that it may enable Saudi Arabia to develop nuclear weapons due to insufficient nonproliferation safeguards.

The article discusses Trump's firm stance against Iran and the strategic reasons behind his administration's military posturing.

Iran is preparing a draft for a nuclear deal amid ongoing negotiations, with uranium enrichment and sanctions relief being key issues.

President Donald Trump has issued a strong statement demanding Iran agree to a meaningful nuclear deal within 10 days or face serious consequences.

The article discusses President Trump's consideration of limited military strikes against Iran to pressure for a nuclear deal, highlighting potential risks of a broader conflict.

Donald Trump has threatened military action against Iran, suggesting he is considering a limited strike to pressure the country into a nuclear agreement.

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi stated that Iran would propose a nuclear deal to the United States soon, asserting that discussions are ongoing regarding the peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear program.

US President Donald Trump warns Iran about the consequences of not reaching a nuclear deal, while Iran's Foreign Minister announces plans for a new proposal for negotiations.

Iran plans to present a draft for a new nuclear deal to the US in the coming days, according to Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi.

President Trump is considering a limited military strike on Iran amid increased military buildup in the region to pressure Tehran into negotiating a nuclear deal.

US President Donald Trump has indicated that he is contemplating a limited military strike on Iran to compel the country to agree to a nuclear program limitation deal.

President Donald Trump has confirmed he is contemplating a selective attack on Iran as a strategy to pressure the country into agreeing to a nuclear deal.

U.S. President Donald Trump mentioned he is contemplating a limited military strike against Iran to exert pressure for a nuclear deal.

President Trump has expressed that he is contemplating a limited military strike against Iran to compel them to agree to terms regarding their nuclear program.

US President Donald Trump is contemplating a limited military strike on Iran while Iran's foreign minister claims a draft nuclear deal with the US is imminent.