US and Iranian negotiators meet for critical nuclear talks in Geneva | First Thing

US and Iranian negotiators are meeting in Geneva today for critical talks regarding Iran's nuclear program. Iran maintains a deal is possible if the US adheres to three preconditions: acknowledging Iran's right to enrich uranium, allowing dilution of its enriched uranium stockpile, and refraining from controlling Iran's ballistic missile program. However, Trump's recent statements, including accusations of Iranian support for terrorism and claims about the country's nuclear ambitions, diverge from previous negotiating approaches. These discussions occur amidst ongoing tensions and differing perspectives on the path forward. Democrats have responded critically, accusing Trump of hypocrisy regarding fraud, given his administration's actions.

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