Qatar says US, Iran still in talks to end war

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Qatar stated that the United States and Iran continue indirect negotiations aimed at ending the ongoing conflict, despite a perceived deadlock seven months into the war. Messages are being exchanged between the parties via Qatar and other regional partners, indicating ongoing diplomatic efforts.

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Mediator Qatar said the United States and Iran remain engaged in indirect talks aimed at ending the conflict, despite an apparent deadlock seven months into the US and Israel’s war on Iran. “The talks are continuing and the exchange of messages between different parties is continuing via Qatar and the regional partners,” Qatari Foreign Ministry official Ibrahim al-Hashmi said.

Qatar says US, Iran still in talks to end war

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