Iran is reportedly weighing possible attacks on U.S. and European military targets in Europe, according to CNBC, as tensions between Washington and Tehran escalate following the collapse of negotiations between the two governments.

CNBC reported that Washington and Tehran are each considering their next steps after talks fell apart. The report did not specify the timing or nature of any potential Iranian action, nor did it detail what prompted the breakdown in negotiations.

Adding to the strain, the United Arab Emirates has suspended trade with Iran, according to CNBC. The move represents a significant shift in regional economic relations, though the source material did not outline the scope or duration of the suspension.

The developments come amid heightened uncertainty over the trajectory of relations between Iran and Western powers. With diplomatic channels reportedly stalled, both sides are said to be assessing how to proceed.

The available reporting offers limited detail on the specifics of the situation, including which European locations might be considered targets or what response Western governments are preparing. CNBC’s coverage framed the moment as one in which key parties are weighing their options after diplomacy faltered.

As the situation continues to develop, further details on the state of negotiations, the UAE’s trade decision, and any Iranian intentions remain to be confirmed.