Qatari mediators return to Tehran to push for US-Iran deal: Reuters
The revised plan seeks to end the war, reopen the Strait of Hormuz and avert renewed U.S. strikes, officials said.
- On Friday, Qatari mediators returned to Tehran to press for a Washington-Iran deal following coordinated mediation efforts, according to an official briefed on the discussions.
- Qatar presented a draft peace plan to Iran on Sunday, marking a formal attempt to navigate the ongoing impasse between the two nations, officials reported.
- Washington insists nuclear issues be included from the start, while Iran demands the blockade end and oil export sanctions lift, illustrating the significant diplomatic divide.
- Dismissing the proposals as unacceptable, a senior Iranian official maintained the country's nuclear position, as Pentagon officials recently briefed President Donald Trump on potential military options.
- Deep distrust persists within the White House, with officials identifying Gulf states as "the biggest variable" in the potential agreement, though Ambassador Tom Barrack remains optimistic.
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US-Iran talks end without deal
-> Reported by: RT The latest round of indirect US-Iran talks has ended without a deal, raising fears that renewed American strikes could trigger a wider Middle East war. The United States and Israel launched a military campaign against Iran in late February, triggering months of fighting that disrupted global energy supplies and shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. US President Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened further hostilities, wit…
Iran Says Contacts Over Ending War Continue After Talks Finish With No Breakthrough
Contacts between Iran and the United States to end their eight-month war are continuing, Tehran said on Monday, after days of Iranian talks with Qatari mediators ended with altered proposals but no breakthrough.
The U.S. threatens to recommence the fighting in the Middle East after the elections. Iran now reports on a pendulum diplomacy of Qatar and Pakistan at full speed. At the same time, the Islamic leader expands the government's scope for negotiation.
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