Iran’s senior delegation arrives in Doha for talks aimed at addressing US-related issues, including the unfreezing of blocked Iranian assets, according to sources cited by multiple outlets. The delegation is led by Iran’s parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and includes foreign minister Abbas Araghchi and central bank chief Abdolnaser Hemmati, and it is described as also involving senior nuclear negotiation figures. The talks take place in the context of US accords, with the central focus reported as efforts to reach an agreement that would allow access to funds currently frozen by the United States. One outlet describes the discussions as including coordination on the “Hormuz blockade,” while another frames the meeting more broadly around negotiations over frozen assets. Both accounts characterize the Doha visit as part of a high-level diplomatic push, with negotiations conducted with reference to prior and ongoing understandings related to sanctions relief and compliance. The outlets do not provide details of specific offers, timelines, or confirmed agreements, and at least one report attributes key information to sources familiar with the talks. No outcome is reported at this stage.