Doha Talks End With Exit, Draft U.S.-Iran Deal Now in Circulation
Iranian delegates have departed Doha as a draft proposal for a U.S. deal is circulated. Officials confirm the exit was not due to friction in negotiations.
POLICY WIRE — Doha, Qatar — Iranian negotiators have departed from ongoing talks in Doha, marking a pause in direct discussions aimed at ending the war with the United States.
According to an official briefed on the proceedings, the Iranian delegation left the venue on Sunday. The official clarified that this departure was not caused by any internal difficulties or breakdowns within the negotiation process itself.
Despite the physical separation of the parties, diplomatic momentum continues as a draft proposal for a U.S.-Iran agreement is currently being circulated. Both sides remain open to the possibility of holding a follow-up meeting to advance the deal.
The talks in Qatar have been focused on finding a path to end the conflict, with mediators working to bridge the gap between Tehran and Washington. The current status suggests a transition from direct negotiation to reviewing the text of the proposed framework.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)
