Qatar intensifies mediation in US-Iran conflict; Iran demands concrete steps including sanctions relief and return of frozen assets.
Diplomatic efforts intensified over the past few days to prevent another conflict between the United States and Iran. A Qatari delegation responded to JD Vance's letter in Tehran on Friday, followed by an Iranian delegation visiting Qatar the next day. Qatar is attempting to facilitate a framework for restarting negotiations between the two sides, rather than directly achieving a peace agreement. Last night, the Qatari delegation flew to Tehran again, stayed for approximately four hours, and then returned to Doha, reportedly to deliver a message to Tehran. Iran stated that due to previous U.S. attacks during two prior diplomatic engagements, it demands specific measures from the U.S. to build trust, including lifting sanctions, removing the naval blockade, returning frozen assets, and allowing Iran to sell oil in global markets.
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