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Iran reportedly sent a message to the U.S. through Qatari mediators before Beirut strike

By ליאור בן ארי
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The story · English

Iran’s Fars news agency quoted a source close to the negotiations as saying that Tehran sent a message to the United States through a Qatari intermediary before Israeli strikes in Beirut. The report did not say what the message contained, only that it was delivered ahead of the attack on Beirut’s Dahieh district.

Fars also quoted a reporter who said Iran conveyed its preferred terms to Washington through a Qatari team in Tehran. According to that report, no final agreement has been reached yet. The article did not identify the negotiations in detail or say whether the message had any effect on the Israeli strike or on the talks themselves.

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