Qatari mediators arrived in Tehran on Friday to present Iran with revised peace deal terms to avoid a US military strike.
Qatari mediators arrived in Tehran on Friday to present Iran with revised peace deal terms aimed at ending the conflict between the United States and Iran, CBS News reported. A source familiar with the negotiations reported signs of diplomatic progress. Negotiators are seeking to prevent a new round of U.S. military strikes threatened by President Donald Trump, with Iran expected to respond by the end of the weekend.
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