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Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, Qatar's prime minister and foreign minister, announced Friday that Doha's mediation efforts to prevent the situation from spiraling out of control in the region are still ongoing. According to him, during the last few weeks, cooperation and steps were taken with the United States government to curb tensions and control the situation in the region. Earlier, the International Media Office of the Government of Qatar issued a statement in response to reports published on social media about the country's prime minister's remarks about the "failure of the US and Iran's efforts to reach an agreement", calling these reports "totally false and misleading" and declaring: "The statements of the prime minister from the parties who benefited from the continuation of our war zone and would have benefited from our goal. Distortion and several fake accounts published these claims in order to thwart diplomatic efforts and move towards creating more tension. Further to this statement, emphasizing that the Prime Minister of Qatar clearly stated that "the two sides continue to cooperate and try to reach an agreement", it was said that "Qatar's mediation in close coordination with the US and Iran to support the ongoing negotiations continues".

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Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, Qatar's prime minister and foreign minister, announced Friday that Doha's mediation efforts to prevent the situation from spiraling out of control in the region are still ongoing. According to him, during the last few weeks, cooperation and steps were taken with the United States government to curb tensions and control the situation in the region. Earlier, the International Media Office of the Government of Qatar issued a statement in response to reports published on social media about the country's prime minister's remarks about the "failure of the US and Iran's efforts to reach an agreement", calling these reports "totally false and misleading" and declaring: "The statements of the prime minister from the parties who benefited from the continuation of our war zone and would have benefited from our goal. Distortion and several fake accounts published these claims in order to thwart diplomatic efforts and move towards creating more tension. Further to this statement, emphasizing that the Prime Minister of Qatar clearly stated that "the two sides continue to cooperate and try to reach an agreement", it was said that "Qatar's mediation in close coordination with the US and Iran to support the ongoing negotiations continues".

Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, Qatar's prime minister and foreign minister, announced Friday that Doha's mediation efforts to prevent the situation from spiraling out of control in the region are still ongoing. According to him, during the last few weeks, cooperation and steps were taken with the United States government to curb tensions and control the situation in the region. Earlier, the International Media Office of the Government of Qatar issued a statement in response to reports published on social media about the country's prime minister's remarks about the "failure of the US and Iran's efforts to reach an agreement", calling these reports "totally false and misleading" and declaring: "The statements of the prime minister from the parties who benefited from the continuation of our war zone and would have benefited from our goal. Distortion and several fake accounts published these claims in order to thwart diplomatic efforts and move towards creating more tension. Further to this statement, emphasizing that the Prime Minister of Qatar clearly stated that "the two sides continue to cooperate and try to reach an agreement", it was said that "Qatar's mediation in close coordination with the US and Iran to support the ongoing negotiations continues".

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