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The mediators, led by Qatar, are trying to convince Iran to give in to some demands on its nuclear program in exchange for limited sanctions relief, in order to avoid a possible week-long bombing campaign by the US and Israel after the US midterm elections, according to Axios. The proposal would allow UN inspectors to return to Iran's damaged nuclear facilities in exchange for limited sanctions relief and access to frozen funds. It is expected that Iran will take action to obtain the approval of this proposal from Mujtaba Khamenei in the coming days.

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The mediators, led by Qatar, are trying to convince Iran to give in to some demands on its nuclear program in exchange for limited sanctions relief, in order to avoid a possible week-long bombing campaign by the US and Israel after the US midterm elections, according to Axios. The proposal would allow UN inspectors to return to Iran's damaged nuclear facilities in exchange for limited sanctions relief and access to frozen funds. It is expected that Iran will take action to obtain the approval of this proposal from Mujtaba Khamenei in the coming days.

The mediators, led by Qatar, are trying to convince Iran to give in to some demands on its nuclear program in exchange for limited sanctions relief, in order to avoid a possible week-long bombing campaign by the US and Israel after the US midterm elections, according to Axios. The proposal would allow UN inspectors to return to Iran's damaged nuclear facilities in exchange for limited sanctions relief and access to frozen funds. It is expected that Iran will take action to obtain the approval of this proposal from Mujtaba Khamenei in the coming days.

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