US, Iran to Hold Crucial Nuclear Talks in Turkey Amid Trump's Warnings

• The United States and Iran are expected to hold talks in Turkey on February 6, as confirmed by an Arab official to AFP.
• The discussions aim to resume nuclear talks after Tehran's call and Washington's warnings of consequences without an agreement.
• The development follows Trump's deployment of an armada and warplanes to the region, mirroring a military build-up seen before the Venezuela invasion.
• U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi will meet in Istanbul to revive diplomacy.
• The meeting, arranged through interventions by Egypt, Qatar, Turkey, and Oman, seeks to avert a new regional war.

Why It Matters: US and Iran are set for critical nuclear talks in Turkey amidst escalating tensions and military build-up.