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US Iran Breakthrough Confirmed? Qatar FM Gives Big Update On Negotiations Amid Hormuz Deadlock
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August 5, 2026
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9:51Now PlayingQatar says mediation efforts between the United States and Iran have reached "very progressive stages," but no agreement has been finalized yet. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Majed Al-Ansari said Qatar, Oman and Pakistan are actively facilitating communication between Washington and Tehran, while emphasizing that negotiations should not be tied to artificial deadlines. Doha's immediate priority is restoring a ceasefire, ending attacks on commercial shipping and reopening the Strait of Hormuz under international law. The remarks come after conflicting statements from President Donald Trump and Iranian officials over whether direct US-Iran talks are currently taking place, highlighting continued uncertainty despite intensive diplomatic efforts.
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