Increasing the efforts of the countries of the region to prevent the "heavy attacks" of the USA on Iran.
🔸 American media reported on Wednesday, November 6, with the increased possibility of renewing a new round of American attacks on Iran, the countries of the region increased their efforts to reach a diplomatic agreement between Washington and Tehran.
The website Axios, citing three American, Israeli and regional sources, reported that regional mediators led by Qatar and supported by Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkey are trying to prevent the renewal of the war after the US midterm elections.
Based on this report, Qatari mediators are trying to convince Iran to allow IAEA inspectors to visit the bombed nuclear facilities in the country in exchange for the easing of some sanctions by the United States. US President Donald Trump said in an interview with Axios on Wednesday that negotiations with Iran are being conducted through mediators, but he stressed that he does not know whether these talks will reach results or not.
On the first day of Aban, he said at an election rally: "Maybe we will do another small act of rage by Hamas." Referring to the name of the previous US military operation against Iran, Trump raised the possibility of new strikes, but did not elaborate on the timing or possible targets.
A regional source in the process of negotiations told Axios that the Qatari side presented proposals to fill the gap between the demands of the two sides; On the one hand, the United States wants Iran to hand over its enriched uranium reserves, and on the other hand, Iran insists that the United States must first lift the naval blockade and release Iran's frozen assets. This regional source and a US official said the mediators told Iran that accepting these proposals might be the only way to avoid "heavy attacks" after the midterm elections.
The security officials of Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan also emphasized the same message during their trip to Tehran a few days ago. According to a regional source, the Iranian side replied that in the coming days it would seek the approval of Mujtaba Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic, to test these ideas.
Read the full version of this report on Radio Perda's website.