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US-Iran Talks Stall Amidst Ongoing Middle East Conflict
Qatar, acting as a mediator, confirmed ongoing indirect talks between the U.S. and Iran aimed at ending the Middle East conflict, despite seven months of fighting and no significant breakthroughs.
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What happened
- 01Qatar confirmed ongoing indirect U.S.-Iran talks on ending the Middle East conflict.
- 02Negotiations have seen no significant progress after seven months of conflict.
- 03Qatari representative Ibrahim Al-Hashmi emphasized the need for a negotiated agreement.
- 04U.S. President Donald Trump predicted a potential near-term end to the conflict.
- 05Both Washington and Tehran are reportedly maintaining rigid positions.
- 06Qatar's mediation efforts have not yet achieved substantial progress.
A Qatari Foreign Ministry representative stated that both nations are exchanging messages and considering each other's concerns. U.S. President Donald Trump previously suggested the conflict could end soon, potentially leading to lower prices. Despite these efforts, negotiations have stalled as both sides remain entrenched in their core demands.
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