UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy warned Friday that while the Middle East remains "dangerously volatile," a "critical two-week window exists for diplomatic resolution." His remarks came ahead of pivotal nuclear talks in Geneva with:

• Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian

• EU High Representative Josep Borrell

• French and German counterparts

Key Diplomatic Moves:

1. Geneva Agenda (Today):

   • Push for "enduring diplomatic solution" to Iran's nuclear program

   • Emphasize nuclear non-proliferation and global security

2. Washington Talks (Thursday):

   • Coordinated with US Deputy Secretary of State Marc Rubio

   • Focused on de-escalating Israel-Iran military tensions

3. Urgent Appeal:
   "Now is the moment to halt dangerous developments and prevent regional escalation that benefits no one."

Strategic Context:

• Lammy's Geneva trip follows his Middle East shuttle diplomacy this week

• Part of UK effort to reactivate JCPOA framework through EU-led negotiations

• Comes amid heightened IAEA concerns over Iran's 60% uranium enrichment