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Reuters reported on Wednesday, October 28, that Qatari mediators had submitted to Iran a draft of a new agreement to end the war with the United States and Israel, but quoted a senior official in the Islamic Republic as saying that Doha had only put forward "unacceptable" ideas and they could not be considered a "proposal". An unnamed official familiar with the talks told Reuters that a new draft was presented to Tehran on Sunday and Iran's response is expected to be published by the end of the week. According to this informed source, Qatar's proposal includes a seven-day timetable that addresses Tehran and Washington's concerns and sets out day-to-day confidence-building steps. The official added that the implementation of this schedule could begin as early as next week, and several countries would act as guarantors of this agreement. Shortly after the report was published, an unnamed Iranian official who was present at the talks told Reuters that Qatar presented only "unacceptable ideas" and not a "proposal".

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Reuters reported on Wednesday, October 28, that Qatari mediators had submitted to Iran a draft of a new agreement to end the war with the United States and Israel, but quoted a senior official in the Islamic Republic as saying that Doha had only put forward "unacceptable" ideas and they could not be considered a "proposal". An unnamed official familiar with the talks told Reuters that a new draft was presented to Tehran on Sunday and Iran's response is expected to be published by the end of the week. According to this informed source, Qatar's proposal includes a seven-day timetable that addresses Tehran and Washington's concerns and sets out day-to-day confidence-building steps. The official added that the implementation of this schedule could begin as early as next week, and several countries would act as guarantors of this agreement. Shortly after the report was published, an unnamed Iranian official who was present at the talks told Reuters that Qatar presented only "unacceptable ideas" and not a "proposal".

Reuters reported on Wednesday, October 28, that Qatari mediators had submitted to Iran a draft of a new agreement to end the war with the United States and Israel, but quoted a senior official in the Islamic Republic as saying that Doha had only put forward "unacceptable" ideas and they could not be considered a "proposal". An unnamed official familiar with the talks told Reuters that a new draft was presented to Tehran on Sunday and Iran's response is expected to be published by the end of the week. According to this informed source, Qatar's proposal includes a seven-day timetable that addresses Tehran and Washington's concerns and sets out day-to-day confidence-building steps. The official added that the implementation of this schedule could begin as early as next week, and several countries would act as guarantors of this agreement. Shortly after the report was published, an unnamed Iranian official who was present at the talks told Reuters that Qatar presented only "unacceptable ideas" and not a "proposal".

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