Indirect US-Iran talks held in Qatar conclude with both sides saying the discussions are continuing. Multiple reports say the United States and Iran meet separately in Doha and use Qatar as a host for the indirect process. Qatar confirms the talks made “positive progress” and that the parties are in agreement to hold the next round after former Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s funeral. The outlets also report that the talks focus on issues related to peace and denuclearisation. While the communications describe progress, they do not provide additional detailed outcomes such as specific agreements or concrete timelines beyond the scheduling of the next meeting. Both countries’ statements, as relayed by Qatar, emphasize continued negotiations rather than any immediate breakthrough. The talks remain part of a broader effort to manage tensions through diplomatic engagement, with Qatar serving as the intermediary for the indirect format.