Iranian envoys travel to Doha for talks with Qatar’s prime minister as Washington and Tehran continue negotiations aimed at ending the three-month conflict. Multiple outlets report that Iran’s foreign minister and top nuclear negotiator Abbas Araqchi is part of the delegation in Qatar’s capital. According to an official briefed on the visit, the discussions focus on what a potential deal could include, while both the United States and Iran play down expectations of an immediate breakthrough.
The reports say the talks primarily cover issues tied to regional and nuclear concerns. Japan Times reports discussions include the Strait of Hormuz, Iran’s stockpile of highly enriched uranium, and frozen Iranian funds. The Japan Times and other coverage also frame the negotiations in the context of the US objective, cited by the Kathmandu Post, of preventing Iran from developing a nuclear weapon, particularly through limitations on highly enriched uranium.
All accounts describe the Doha meeting as part of broader diplomatic engagement surrounding US-Iran efforts to reach an arrangement that would end the current conflict, with details still under negotiation.
