Qatar’s foreign ministry says U.S.-Iran negotiations require “more time,” indicating that diplomatic engagement is continuing. The statement comes after U.S. President Donald Trump said on social media that he had suspended an attack. Multiple outlets report that Trump’s decision follows appeals from the leaders of Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates, who urged him to give negotiations a chance. The available reports do not detail the substance of the talks, specific timelines, or what prompted Qatar’s request beyond the general need for additional time. Together, the sources portray a shift toward continued negotiation rather than immediate military action, with Qatar acting through its diplomatic channels while regional partners press for restraint. Qatar’s position emphasizes that negotiations should proceed before any further decisions are made by the United States.