Qatari Mediators Propose New Framework to End US-Iran Conflict
Qatari officials have delivered a new draft deal to Tehran aimed at ending the war with the US and Israel. Iran is expected to respond by week's end.
POLICY WIRE — Tehran, Iran — Qatari diplomatic envoys presented a fresh draft proposal to Iranian leadership on Sunday, marking a significant attempt to bring an end to the ongoing war involving the United States and Israel.
An official familiar with the ongoing negotiations confirmed on Wednesday that Tehran is currently reviewing the document. The Iranian government is anticipated to provide a formal response to the proposal before the conclusion of the week.
The newly introduced draft establishes a seven-day timeline designed to address the primary security concerns of both Washington and Tehran. The framework outlines specific daily objectives intended to de-escalate regional tensions.
This diplomatic initiative follows a visit by Qatari mediators to Tehran on Sunday, conducted in close coordination with the United States. The effort coincides with a period where President Donald Trump is weighing the potential for a negotiated agreement against the possibility of further military intervention.
The proposed deal aims to resolve the current hostilities, facilitate the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, and establish a structured framework for future nuclear negotiations. However, a U.S. official noted that any final agreement remains contingent upon addressing outstanding nuclear issues.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)
