diplomacyTuesday, October 6, 20264 sources

Qatar Reports Ongoing US-Iran Indirect Negotiations to End War

Qatar's foreign ministry confirmed that the United States and Iran are still engaged in indirect negotiations to end the war, despite a seven-month stalemate. The talks, which have been ongoing since the conflict began, aim to de-escalate tensions and find a diplomatic resolution. No immediate agreement has been reached, but the continuation of discussions signals a potential path toward peace.

According to a Qatari foreign ministry official, indirect negotiations between the United States and Iran are still taking place, with both sides seeking to break the deadlock that has persisted for seven months. The talks, facilitated by Qatar, have not yet produced a concrete outcome, though they remain a key diplomatic effort to prevent further escalation. The official statement emphasized the importance of sustained dialogue in the face of ongoing hostilities.

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IndependentMiddle East EyeOct 7, 09:17 AM
Qatar says US, Iran still in talks to end war - Middle East Eye

Qatar says US, Iran still in talks to end war  Middle East Eye

IndependentArab NewsOct 6, 08:50 PM
Qatar says US, Iran still in talks to end war - Arab News

Qatar says US, Iran still in talks to end war  Arab News

IndependentFree Malaysia TodayOct 6, 05:03 PM
Qatar says US, Iran still in talks to end war

A Qatari foreign ministry official said the indirect negotiations are still ongoing despite an apparent deadlock seven months into the conflict.

IndependentAl ArabiyaOct 6, 04:03 PM
Qatar says US, Iran still in talks to end war - Al Arabiya English

Qatar says US, Iran still in talks to end war  Al Arabiya English