US-Iran negotiations have reached a dead end, but there is a nuance - opinion

A Qatari mediator states that indirect negotiations between the US and Iran continue, despite a lack of progress after seven months of conflict. Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman Ibrahim al-Hashmi confirmed the exchange of messages. Trump previously stated that Iran may capitulate and that the war could end soon.

Qatar, acting as a mediator, reports that indirect negotiations between the US and Iran continue, despite a lack of noticeable progress after seven months of conflict. Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman Ibrahim al-Hashmi confirmed that the parties are engaged in dialogue and exchanging messages through Qatar and its regional partners. He emphasized that the scale of the conflict requires all efforts to bring it to a swift conclusion at the negotiating table. US President Donald Trump previously stated that the conflict could end soon, after which prices would drop significantly. A week earlier in Texas, Trump said that Iran was supposedly ready to capitulate and that the US could achieve victory immediately after the elections. The article also references a previous publication by "Kursor," which noted that Qatar's attempts to mediate have not yet led to progress, and that Washington and Tehran maintain hardline positions.