Trump says he’s ‘not happy’ with Iran nuclear talks but awaits further rounds

Tensions between the United States and Iran remain high following the latest nuclear talks in Geneva, which did not result in any breakthroughs. President Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the progress of these talks, stating he is "not happy" with the situation. He indicated a preference for avoiding military action against Iran but acknowledged that "sometimes you have to" consider it as an option (Al Jazeera, Euronews). In light of these escalating tensions, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is scheduled to travel to Israel next week. His visit is intended to update Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Netanyahu, on the status of U.S.-Iran discussions (The Hindu, France24). The trip comes amid a backdrop of increased military presence by American forces in the region, which has raised concerns about a potential U.S. attack on Iran (Reuters, Euronews). Additionally, the U.S. embassy in Israel has issued travel advisories, advising non-emergency staff to leave due to safety risks, further fueling speculation about the possibility of military action (France24). Rubio's discussions in Israel will likely focus on the implications of the stalled nuclear negotiations and the broader security situation in the Middle East (Reuters, Euronews).