In an effort to reach an agreement between the US and Iran before the US midterm elections and avoid escalation, Qatari mediators spent more than 12 hours of negotiations in Tehran yesterday. Axius The negotiations will continue today, but already in Doha, Qatar. During the talks, the Qataris are trying to convince Iran to allow UN inspectors to visit its bombed nuclear facilities as a confidence-building measure, to which the US will respond with some easing of sanctions. On the other hand, there are differences of opinion in Trump's entourage regarding further actions: if Hesseth and Rubio believe it is necessary to continue bombing the Persians, Kushner, Witkoff and Enes are in favor of continuing the negotiations. Trump himself is not sure that he will ever get an acceptable deal from Iran. At the same time, Arab countries also want to return to the format of negotiations for the mid-term elections in the US, because they understand that a new escalation could bring even greater destruction in the region, which would further deepen the fuel crisis.