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According to the New York Times, Qatari mediators, during their trip to Tehran on Sunday, presented a five-day plan with the aim of reaching an agreement between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran and preventing the start of a new war in the region, during which both sides would offer a series of mutual concessions. According to this plan, in exchange for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to commercial shipping by Iran, the United States will also lift the naval blockade on Iranian ports. The "New York Times" quoted an unnamed regional official who announced that the visits of Qatari and Pakistani officials to Tehran in recent days were an attempt to encourage Iran to flex. According to New York Times sources, despite these efforts, the main challenge is the timing of the implementation of these concessions and the insistence of Qatari and Pakistani mediators to provide nuclear concessions from Iran in the first phase; While Tehran has in the past categorically denied any withdrawal regarding its enriched uranium reserves.

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According to the New York Times, Qatari mediators, during their trip to Tehran on Sunday, presented a five-day plan with the aim of reaching an agreement between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran and preventing the start of a new war in the region, during which both sides would offer a series of mutual concessions. According to this plan, in exchange for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to commercial shipping by Iran, the United States will also lift the naval blockade on Iranian ports. The "New York Times" quoted an unnamed regional official who announced that the visits of Qatari and Pakistani officials to Tehran in recent days were an attempt to encourage Iran to flex. According to New York Times sources, despite these efforts, the main challenge is the timing of the implementation of these concessions and the insistence of Qatari and Pakistani mediators to provide nuclear concessions from Iran in the first phase; While Tehran has in the past categorically denied any withdrawal regarding its enriched uranium reserves.

According to the New York Times, Qatari mediators, during their trip to Tehran on Sunday, presented a five-day plan with the aim of reaching an agreement between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran and preventing the start of a new war in the region, during which both sides would offer a series of mutual concessions. According to this plan, in exchange for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to commercial shipping by Iran, the United States will also lift the naval blockade on Iranian ports. The "New York Times" quoted an unnamed regional official who announced that the visits of Qatari and Pakistani officials to Tehran in recent days were an attempt to encourage Iran to flex. According to New York Times sources, despite these efforts, the main challenge is the timing of the implementation of these concessions and the insistence of Qatari and Pakistani mediators to provide nuclear concessions from Iran in the first phase; While Tehran has in the past categorically denied any withdrawal regarding its enriched uranium reserves.

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