Overview
- Indirect negotiations in Geneva concluded without an agreement, though Oman reported significant progress and said technical follow‑ups are planned in Vienna.
- Iran submitted a draft proposal, reiterated it does not seek nuclear weapons, sought sanctions relief, and signaled limited enrichment for medical and research use.
- President Trump set an early‑March deadline and warned of consequences if no deal is reached, while the U.S. expanded its regional military posture with two carriers and advanced aircraft.
- The U.S. Embassy in Israel authorized departure for non‑essential staff and families, with Ambassador Mike Huckabee urging those leaving to go today; other governments updated travel guidance.
- IAEA chief Rafael Grossi said there is no sign of active bomb construction but access to key sites remains blocked and satellite imagery shows activity near high‑enriched uranium stores, with disputes focused on roughly 400–440 kg enriched to about 60 percent and on whether to include missiles and proxy activity in the talks.