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Ongoing Story· Day 52

Qatar Leads Diplomatic Push for Iran-US Understanding Amid Escalation Fears

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AlarabSecurity

Iran Considers Qatari-Mediated Draft Deal to End War, Response Expected Soon

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Iran is reviewing a new draft agreement, mediated by Qatar, to end the "American-Israeli war" against it. Qatari mediators presented the proposal last Sunday, and Iran is expected to respond within days. The draft includes a seven-day plan with daily confidence-building steps for both sides to address mutual concerns.

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  • Iran is reviewing a Qatari-mediated draft agreement to end the "American-Israeli war" against it.
  • Qatari mediators delivered the draft proposal to Iran last Sunday.
  • An Iranian response to the proposal is anticipated within the next few days.
  • The draft agreement features a seven-day schedule for addressing U.S. and Iranian concerns.
  • The plan includes daily confidence-building steps for both parties involved.
Iran Considers Qatari-Mediated Draft Deal to End War, Response Expected Soon
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Iran is currently reviewing a new draft agreement aimed at ending the "American-Israeli war" against it, with a response expected in the coming days. Qatari mediators delivered the draft proposal to Tehran last Sunday, according to an official familiar with the negotiations who spoke to Reuters on Wednesday. The draft includes a seven-day timeline designed to address concerns from both the United States and Iran. It outlines daily confidence-building measures that each party is expected to implement. Tehran is studying the proposal before submitting its reply.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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