Iraqi prime minister's secret trip to Tehran" to talk about the Iran war.
Iranian media say that Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi made an unannounced visit to Tehran on Friday the 15th of September (November 6) and discussed with Iran's top negotiator about efforts to end the war between Tehran and Washington.
The Fars news agency reported, citing a knowledgeable source, that Al-Zaidi and the delegation accompanying him met with Mohammad Bakr Khalibaf, the head of Iran's negotiating team, during a trip of several hours.
According to this source, the talks focused only on Iraq's diplomatic efforts to end the Iran-US war, and there were no other issues on the agenda.
According to this report, while evaluating Baghdad's efforts, Ghalibaf explained the details of Tehran's "two-day plan" and emphasized that Washington must recognize Iran's rights within this plan for negotiations to progress.
This trip was not publicly announced, and there was no immediate official confirmation from Tehran or Baghdad.