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Qatar's prime minister and foreign minister says that mediation efforts to prevent the escalation of tensions between Iran and the US are continuing; at the same time, Abbas Iraqichi, the foreign minister of the Salami Republic, announced that he discussed the current situation with the foreign ministers of 12 countries in the region in the last 48 hours.

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Qatar's prime minister and foreign minister says that mediation efforts to prevent the escalation of tensions between Iran and the US are continuing; at the same time, Abbas Iraqichi, the foreign minister of the Salami Republic, announced that he discussed the current situation with the foreign ministers of 12 countries in the region in the last 48 hours.

Qatar's prime minister and foreign minister says that mediation efforts to prevent the escalation of tensions between Iran and the US are continuing; at the same time, Abbas Iraqichi, the foreign minister of the Salami Republic, announced that he discussed the current situation with the foreign ministers of 12 countries in the region in the last 48 hours.

🔸Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani said on Friday at a meeting at Oxford University in Doha that during the past two weeks he cooperated with the US government to find a way to contain the crisis and reduce tensions, and according to him, "some wise voices in Tehran" also helped prevent the situation from getting out of control.

He emphasized that Washington's desire to find a solution continued after the mid-term elections in the United States and said that Qatar was trying to use this space to advance the negotiations. The Prime Minister of Qatar added that we cannot wait for a "complete and complete agreement" and expressed hope that the parties will reach a "good agreement". At the same time, Iraqi Abu Mazen announced on Saturday that in the last 48 hours he had spoken with the foreign ministers of Oman, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Cyprus, Turkey, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Tunisia, Iraq and Pakistan.

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