Iran Is in Close Contact with Mediators on Seven-Day Plan, Foreign Minister Says
- Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi said Iran remained in close contact with mediators over a seven-day plan to end hostilities and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
- Qatar said messages and ideas continued to be exchanged between the United States and Iran, while mediators presented Tehran with a draft proposal involving steps over seven days.
- An Iranian official said Qatar had presented “unacceptable ideas and not an offer,” while Tehran maintained its position on the nuclear issue.
- The negotiations followed earlier fighting involving Iran, Israel, and the United States, amid regional tensions and Houthi attacks that raised concerns about oil supplies.
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U.S. and Israeli attacks in Iran may resurrect after the U.S. mid-term elections. Tehran has troops ready, but maintains contact with mediators to reach a diplomatic agreement
Diplomatic efforts to resolve the crisis remain stagnant, especially since the failure of an agreement reached in June
Iranian foreign minister says Tehran in talks with mediators to implement 7-day plan with US - The Tribune
Iran is continuing diplomatic talks with intermediaries to end its war with the US, with Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi saying a proposed plan could be implemented within a week. Meanwhile, rising tensions in the Middle East have pushed European natural gas prices above 100 euros per megawatt-hour.
The head of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abbas Arakchi, said on Wednesday that Tehran was continuing to work with the mediators to agree on an Iranian plan to de-escalate the American-Iranian conflict. "We remain in close contact with the mediators to re-examine ideas that could allow our seven-day plan to be implemented even in less than a week," he wrote on social media X.
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