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The US president says talks will take place on Tuesday, but Tehran has not confirmed talks in Doha.
President Donald Trump says a meeting will take place between Iran and the United States in Qatar on Tuesday, indicating that talks are progressing even sooner. military battles in the Gulf.
Trump’s announcement on Monday came less than two hours after an Iranian official said technical talks on a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Washington and Tehran were “not scheduled” this week.
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“IRAN HAS ASKED FOR A JOB. IT WILL BE DONE TOMORROW IN DOHA!” Trump wrote in a social media post.
Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister, Kazem Gharibabadi, said the meeting will take place when conditions are met, without giving details.
“Although negotiations with Qatar, including the implementation of the other party’s commitments, continue as usual, news from some newspapers that the working group talks will be held in Doha cannot be confirmed,” Gharibabadi told Tasnim.
The two statements from Washington and Tehran seem to contradict each other, but it is possible that the final victory of the meeting was achieved after Gharibabadi’s comment.
Iran, however, has not confirmed that talks have been arranged.
White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt said special envoy Steve Witkoff and Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner will lead the US negotiating team in Doha.
“Special Ambassador Witkoff and Jared Kushner will fly to Doha for key meetings this week as we continue to negotiate a memorandum of understanding,” he told Fox News.
Leavitt added that technical discussions will take place alongside high-level discussions.
The US and Iran reached a stick together until the end The war at the beginning of this month, the beginning of 60 days of negotiations on the most difficult issue in the relationship – Tehran’s nuclear program.
But the agreement has been tested by Israel’s continued occupation of Lebanon and Iran’s claim to control the Strait of Hormuz.
The first resolution of the 14-point MoU calls for the complete dissolution of Lebanon, “ensuring the integrity and sovereignty” of the country.
But the US has supported a separate agreement between the government of Lebanon and Israel which prevents Israel from disarming Hezbollah throughout the country.
Hormuz has become another sticking point. Iran has denied passage through the strait outside its control and fired on ships passing through routes not designated by Tehran.
The US has hit Iranian facilities near the watershed, while Iran responded with missiles and drones against American bases in Bahrain and Kuwait.
But diplomatic and mitigation efforts appear to be continuing, even as trade is under attack.
“As far as we’re concerned, we’re holding off on an end to the war,” Leavitt said Monday, but warned that “violence will be met with violence” if Iran attacks commercial shipping or US interests.
On Monday, Trump praised the drop in oil prices after the deal, which lifted Tehran’s blockade of Hormuz and eased US sanctions on Iran’s energy exports.
GAS PRICES ARE GOING DOWN, FAST! PUSH EVERYTHING IN THE PLACE OF USE,” the President of the United States wrote on his Truth Social page.
The average price of a gallon (3.8 liters) of gasoline in the US fell to $3.86, down from a peak of $4.56 in May. It was less than $3 before the war.
