European powers and Iran have resumed direct nuclear talks in Istanbul for the first time since recent military escalations involving Israel and the US. The discussions come as Britain, France, and Germany (the E3) threaten to reimpose UN sanctions on Iran if no progress is made on curbing its nuclear program. Iran has responded with warnings that renewed sanctions could prompt it to withdraw from international nuclear agreements, while also seeking support from Russia and China. Both sides describe the talks as 'frank' but report no major breakthroughs, with the E3 offering a path to delay sanctions if Iran returns to negotiations and improves cooperation with nuclear inspectors. The diplomatic standoff marks a critical test for Europe's role in global nuclear diplomacy and the future of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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