Cointime reports: Qatar’s Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani told G7 foreign ministers in Paris that Doha has secured at least two more weeks to push for a US-Iran understanding and prevent another US strike on Iran, according to diplomatic sources cited by The Jerusalem Post on November 11. Major disagreements remain unresolved, including the sequencing of lifting the naval blockade, the nuclear issue and unfreezing Iranian funds. Al Thani said both sides need to rebuild mutual trust before returning to the negotiating table.
Qatar Says It Has Won Two Weeks to Pursue US-Iran Talks, Aiming to Avert US Strike
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