Qatar PM calls Trump and Vance talks on Iran 'positive' as negotiations focus

Qatar's Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani called his talks with President Trump and Vice President Vance on Iran "positive," focusing on advancing negotiations between Washington and Tehran. He expressed gratitude for discussions on reaching an agreement and restoring regional peace. Trump stated the war is essentially over militarily and that large-scale US attacks are now considered unlikely. Qatar plays a central mediating role in US-Iran contacts, though significant disagreements remain over Tehran's nuclear program, sanctions, and the naval blockade. No specific agreement has been announced despite the positive atmosphere described by both sides. The talks on Monday followed intensive diplomatic efforts to end the conflict.