Qatari mediators reported progress in negotiations between the United States and Iran and said a follow-up meeting is planned, according to a single report.
A Qatari source reported early Thursday that progress has been made in US-Iran talks and that a follow-up meeting is planned. The report does not specify a date or venue for the next session. The mention of a funeral — appearing in the source as 'after Khamenei's funeral' — has not been independently verified and is not confirmed by the provided provenance. The Zioneer has previously reported on multiple rounds of US-Iran talks mediated by Qatar and Pakistan, including Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani's conversation with President Trump on June 11 and recent assessments of progress. No further details about the content of the talks or the identity of negotiators were available in this single-source report.
2 developments
- DevelopingJournalist: Iran-US talks still ongoing via Pakistani and Qatari mediators
- DevelopingQatar, Turkey express satisfaction with US-Iran negotiations progress
- DevelopingQatar publicly welcomes US-Iran MOU, calls for constructive talks
- DevelopingSource: Iran deal reached at foreign minister level, IRGC commander seeks Khamenei's final approval
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