The next 72 hours are crucial America's final answer is coming; Iran has not backed down from its terms Intensive negotiations between Iran and Qatar and Pakistani mediators are underway in Doha to reach an agreement while the shadow of war continues to weigh on Tehran-Washington relations. Mohsen Razai, the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, announced that Iran has sent seven main conditions and emphasized that the Strait of Hormuz will not be reopened until these demands are met and Iran will not withdraw from its positions. Despite the letter of J. De Vance and the signs of Washington's change in tone, Trump and Netanyahu's phone call and discussion of military options show a troubling dichotomy between diplomacy and military threats. Western media such as the New York Times and Al-Monitor evaluated the letter of the vice president of the United States as a serious step to communicate with influential figures in Iran and warned that rejecting this proposal on the eve of the mid-term elections could quickly close the window for diplomacy. At the same time, while monitoring the diplomatic process in Doha, the Iranian authorities maintained full readiness for both the possibility of an agreement and the renewal of conflicts, taking into account various scenarios. Full text of the channel.

The next 72 hours are crucial America's final answer is coming; Iran has not backed down from its terms Intensive negotiations between Iran and Qatar and Pakistani mediators are underway in Doha to reach an agreement while the shadow of war continues to weigh on Tehran-Washington relations. Mohsen Razai, the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, announced that Iran has sent seven main conditions and emphasized that the Strait of Hormuz will not be reopened until these demands are met and Iran will not withdraw from its positions. Despite the letter of J. De Vance and the signs of Washington's change in tone, Trump and Netanyahu's phone call and discussion of military options show a troubling dichotomy between diplomacy and military threats. Western media such as the New York Times and Al-Monitor evaluated the letter of the vice president of the United States as a serious step to communicate with influential figures in Iran and warned that rejecting this proposal on the eve of the mid-term elections could quickly close the window for diplomacy. At the same time, while monitoring the diplomatic process in Doha, the Iranian authorities maintained full readiness for both the possibility of an agreement and the renewal of conflicts, taking into account various scenarios. Full text of the channel.