Axios reported, citing diplomatic sources, that talks between Qatari mediators to reach an agreement on the resumption of direct talks between the US and the Islamic Republic will continue in Doha on Saturday, November 1. The purpose of these efforts is to prevent the start of a new war after the US midterm elections. According to Axios, one of the American officials said that the disagreement in the administration of Donald Trump, the President of the United States, continues regarding the possibility of an agreement with the Islamic Republic. US Vice President J. Dee Vance and Trump's emissaries Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner want to resume negotiations, but US Secretary of War Pete Guest and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio are skeptical about the possibility of reaching an agreement with the current Iranian regime. Axios also reported, citing a regional source, that Egypt, Turkey, Iraq, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have asked the Islamic Republic to agree to resume negotiations before the US midterm elections. A US official also warned that the heavy defeat of the Republicans in this election may increase Trump's willingness to issue orders for large-scale military operations.

Axios reported, citing diplomatic sources, that talks between Qatari mediators to reach an agreement on the resumption of direct talks between the US and the Islamic Republic will continue in Doha on Saturday, November 1. The purpose of these efforts is to prevent the start of a new war after the US midterm elections. According to Axios, one of the American officials said that the disagreement in the administration of Donald Trump, the President of the United States, continues regarding the possibility of an agreement with the Islamic Republic. US Vice President J. Dee Vance and Trump's emissaries Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner want to resume negotiations, but US Secretary of War Pete Guest and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio are skeptical about the possibility of reaching an agreement with the current Iranian regime. Axios also reported, citing a regional source, that Egypt, Turkey, Iraq, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have asked the Islamic Republic to agree to resume negotiations before the US midterm elections. A US official also warned that the heavy defeat of the Republicans in this election may increase Trump's willingness to issue orders for large-scale military operations.