Iran reviews Qatari proposals on nuclear programme amid US tensions

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Iran is reviewing proposals from Qatar aimed at resolving differences with the US over its nuclear programme, officials from both countries said Friday, raising hopes for indirect talks on an issue tied to the ongoing war. The proposals include a two-day bridge deal involving lifting the US blockade and releasing frozen funds in exchange for IAEA access to bombed sites and reopening the Strait of Hormuz, though Iran demands conditions like sanctions relief before nuclear negotiations. The diplomatic push follows Trump's Republican losses in Tuesday's midterm elections, partly driven by war fatigue and fuel prices, with regional calls intensifying to prevent further escalation.


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