Qatar Reports Progress in US-Iran Talks, Tehran Says It 'Doesn't Trust Washington': T
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Qatar reports progress in US-Iran talks, Tehran says it 'doesn't trust Washington': T
Hours after Netanyahu and Hegseth discussed the possibility of renewed war with Iran, Qatari media reported a breakthrough that could unlock $6 billion for Tehran; But with elections looming, Israel faces the risk of war and pressure to make concessions
— / NEW: The Qatari-backed outlet ‘Al-Araby Al-Jadeed’ claims the U.S. and Iran have reached agreement on a first confidence-building step
It would include Iran agreeing to an unannounced visit by the IAEA to its damaged nuclear sites, in exchange for access to the profit incurred from $6 billion of frozen USD held in Qatar.Iran would not receive the $6 billion of...
Qatar's sources "involved in mediation efforts" said the Qatari newspaper Al-Araby Al-Jadeed that "Pakistan and Qatar have put forward a mediation proposal that meets the requirements of the United States and Iran. "The proposal aims to prevent escalation of the conflict and opens the way for the US and Iran to return to the negotiating table," reports Kan Hadashot of Israel.
Qatar and Pakistan are moving on the line of mediation between Washington and Tehran, through a proposal for a new settlement that seeks to break the impasse in negotiations and open the way to an end to the war, through a proposal involving the transfer of $6 billion in interest from frozen Iranian funds to Tehran, in exchange for allowing the IAEA to visit clandestine Iranian nuclear sites. But this initiative [...] The post country mediation …
Report in "Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed": Qatar and Pakistan are promoting a compromise proposal between Washington and Tehran, which includes the transfer of interest on $6 billion in Iranian funds frozen in Qatar. At the same time, Iran is reporting missile and air force exercises The post Pakistan tries to mediate between the US and Iran: A compromise proposal to transfer interest on frozen funds first appeared on JDN.
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