US-Iran Talks Continue Through Pakistan, Qatar: Iranian FM
The proposal would trade unfreezed Iranian funds for confidential IAEA inspections as mediators seek to prevent escalation and revive stalled talks.
- Qatar and Pakistan proposed releasing about $6 billion in frozen Iranian funds held in Qatari banks in exchange for renewed nuclear inspections, according to reports aimed at de-escalating U.S.-Iran tensions.
- Pakistan's Army Chief Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir visited Tehran on Tuesday to finalize the diplomatic framework, with regional officials describing the effort as making "significant" progress as the Pakistan-Iran border reopened.
- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated negotiations with the United States remain ongoing through mediators including Pakistan and Qatar, while Washington warned it could "finish the job" if Tehran does not change course.
- Tensions intensified around the Strait of Hormuz after three ships exploded earlier this week; the IRGC Navy warned that vessels using "unauthorized routes" would face a "decisive" response regarding waterway security.
- Iranian officials said the country is preparing for a potential "fourth war." Experts warn that if regime change becomes a war objective, the conflict will lose its diplomatic off-ramp, deepening geopolitical divisions.
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Qatar says US-Iran talks continue as Tehran prepares for potential 'fourth war'
Diplomatic contacts and exchanges of messages between Washington and Tehran were continuing through mediation channels despite rising tensions in the Middle East, Qatar said on Tuesday, as Iranian officials said that the country was preparing for a potential "fourth war."
US-Iran Surprise Commitment: $6 Billion in Frozen Money in Exchange for IAEA Access to Nuclear Sites
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Head of Iranian diplomacy stated that the country and the United States maintain negotiations without interruption to end the war, through intermediaries such as Pakistan.
Bangkok, Oct 21 (EFE).- Iranian foreign minister, Abás Araqchi, said that Iran and the United States are continuing negotiations "without interruption" to end the war between the two countries through intermediaries such as Pakistan, whose army chief arrived in Tehran on the eve. "Our negotiations with the US side, to [...] The entry Iranian foreign minister claims that his country and the US continue their negotiations "without interruption" wa…
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