Iran Ready to Compromise on Nuclear Program as Qatar Mediates with US

Iran has decided to end its prolonged conflict with the United States, signaling readiness to negotiate its disputed nuclear program and make concessions, opening a new path toward resolving the West Asia crisis. According to Bloomberg, Tehran is considering key compromises on nuclear capabilities. Qatar, acting as mediator, has presented new proposals that Iran is reviewing, confirmed by senior diplomatic sources. This follows the collapse of a temporary June agreement. The development revives stalled peace talks, with Iran expressing willingness for greater nuclear transparency. President Trump discussed mediation efforts with Qatar's Emir, while Iran's foreign minister consulted regional counterparts. The war began with US-Israeli airstrikes in late February.