Qatar's emir, Trump discuss mediation efforts to end regional crisis
- Iran has submitted a nuclear proposal to Washington through Qatar, a senior Iranian official told Reuters on Thursday
Qatar's Emir discussed regional crisis mediation with Trump. Iran submitted a nuclear proposal to the US via Qatar, detailing demands like sanctions relief, with the US prioritizing nuclear issues.
- Qatar's mediation efforts in the regional crisis.
- Iran's nuclear proposal submitted to Washington.
- Iran's demands for sanctions relief and frozen assets.
- US stance on prioritizing nuclear issues in discussions.
Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani spoke by phone with US President Donald Trump to discuss Qatar’s mediation efforts towards a comprehensive agreement to end the regional crisis, a Qatari statement said on Friday.
Iran has submitted a nuclear proposal to Washington through Qatar, a senior Iranian official told Reuters on Thursday, saying the United States was reviewing it but discussions would depend on Washington first meeting Tehran’s seven demands.
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These include sanctions relief, access to frozen assets and war reparations, while Washington insists nuclear issues must feature in initial talks.