The UN Security Council is scheduled to meet in emergency session later today to examine the latest developments in negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program, according to diplomats cited by Reuters.

The move reflects growing concern among international officials about the state of the talks, which have faced repeated setbacks amid wider tensions over Tehran’s nuclear activities and compliance with global commitments.

Details of the session were not immediately available, including whether council members plan to issue a statement or pursue any next steps. The meeting comes as diplomats seek a path to keep multilateral diplomacy alive and reduce the risk of further escalation.

The council’s discussion is expected to focus on the current status of negotiations and the implications for regional security, with attention on whether renewed pressure or fresh diplomacy could revive stalled efforts.