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Qatar-led brokers are pushing Iran to accept nuclear concessions in exchange for limited sanctions relief to avert a potential week-long US-Israeli bombing campaign after the US midterm elections, Axios reports. The proposal would allow UN inspectors to return to Iran the bombed nuclear sites in exchange for limited sanctions relief and access to frozen funds. Iran is expected to seek Supreme Leader Mujtaba Khamenei's approval for the proposal in the coming days.

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Qatar-led brokers are pushing Iran to accept nuclear concessions in exchange for limited sanctions relief to avert a potential week-long US-Israeli bombing campaign after the US midterm elections, Axios reports. The proposal would allow UN inspectors to return to Iran the bombed nuclear sites in exchange for limited sanctions relief and access to frozen funds. Iran is expected to seek Supreme Leader Mujtaba Khamenei's approval for the proposal in the coming days.

Qatar-led brokers are pushing Iran to accept nuclear concessions in exchange for limited sanctions relief to avert a potential week-long US-Israeli bombing campaign after the US midterm elections, Axios reports. The proposal would allow UN inspectors to return to Iran the bombed nuclear sites in exchange for limited sanctions relief and access to frozen funds. Iran is expected to seek Supreme Leader Mujtaba Khamenei's approval for the proposal in the coming days.

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