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Breaking News: Geneva Nuclear Talks Resume as Trump Signals Indirect Role, Warns Iran on B-2 Option Again

A crucial second round of nuclear negotiations between Iran and the United States is set to take place in Geneva, drawing global attention. Ahead of the talks, Donald Trump delivered a pointed warning, stating that while he would be indirectly involved in the discussions, failure to reach an agreement could bring serious consequences. Referencing the potential deployment of B-2 bombers, Trump underscored the urgency of securing a deal to curb Iran’s nuclear ambitions. He described Iran as historically tough negotiators but suggested that rejecting diplomacy would only escalate tensions. The renewed dialogue comes amid heightened geopolitical strain and growing concerns over nuclear proliferation in the region. Observers believe the outcome of this round could determine whether diplomatic channels remain open or if confrontation intensifies. The Geneva meeting is expected to test both sides’ willingness to compromise, with global powers closely monitoring every development in what could become a defining diplomatic moment.

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