Qatar says Iran needs to show good intentions for mediation efforts to succeed
Qatar said Iran must show good intentions as mediation continues, while regional talks seek to curb threats and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
- On Monday, senior officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan arrived in Tehran for regional security talks, supporting mediation efforts by Qatar and Pakistan to promote dialogue and diplomatic solutions.
- This summit follows eight months of war in the Middle East and renewed U.S. and Israeli threats against Iran, as President Trump warned Friday that Washington 'may do another little Epic Fury' campaign.
- Trump said Sunday he is deciding whether to make a deal with Tehran or 'finish them off,' while Houthi forces 'successfully targeted' Riyadh's international airport with a ballistic missile.
- Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated Sunday that potential war with Israel and the United States would not change Iran's positions, adding that policies remain unchanged regardless of conflict.
- Global supply concerns pushed Brent crude oil prices to around $115 a barrel early Monday as Middle East tensions persist, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran might attempt to disrupt Tuesday's Israeli elections.
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In order to save Qatar's diplomatic mediation between Iran and the US and prevent an escalation of the war, Qatar requires Iran to show clear "good intentions".
Qatar urges Iran to 'show goodwill', stop threats and reopen Hormuz
Regional powers are seeking a way out of the Iran war as attacks threaten shipping and energy supplies. Qatar says mediation continues after a visit to Tehran, where Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey have also held talks with Iranian leaders.
Qatar says Iran needs to show good intentions for mediation efforts to succeed - Regional Media News
DUBAI, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Iran needs to show good intentions for mediation efforts to succeed, mediator Qatar said on Tuesday, after a delegation from the Gulf Arab country visited Tehran earlier this week in an effort to de-escalate regional tensions in coordination with the [...]
Qatar called on Iran "to translate the positive declarations into practical steps," and called upon it to stop the threats to the States of the region and to guarantee freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.
The delegation of Qatar has come to Iran to negotiate at the request of Washington, D.C., as reported by Reuters.
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