🔴 Middle East Eye claims, quoting the head of the Turkish intelligence organization: Qatar will host negotiations between Iran and the US next week.
The Middle East Eye news site quoted Ibrahim Kalin, the head of the Turkish intelligence organization, as saying that next week Qatar will host a meeting between the Vice President of the United States, Jeddy Vance, and the Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Razai.
Colin described this meeting as an important opportunity to make decisive progress and break the deadlock in the negotiations.
He announced that Turkey and other regional mediators are promoting a seven-point plan, which he says is considered a fair framework for reaching an agreement.
According to Kalin, according to the proposed agreement, Iran will benefit from the reduction of sanctions and will have access to its blocked assets. In return, Tehran undertakes not to acquire nuclear weapons and to cooperate with the IAEA to begin separate nuclear negotiations. After that, Iran will reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Colin said of the most important obstacle to reaching an agreement: "Right now, the only issue is determining the sequence of actions; who will make the first move? We are now at such a stage."
He also emphasized: "If you manage to reach this agreement in the coming days, there will be no more ground attacks."
Collin warned that if no agreement is reached, new US attacks against Iran could begin within the next few days. He also called for more flexibility by Iran to help advance the negotiation process.
According to this report, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is expected to host a number of regional leaders on the sidelines of the CUP 31 climate summit in Antalya. A meeting that can provide another opportunity to advance an agreement proposal. However, an Iranian source familiar with the matter expressed pessimism about the prospect of the agreement in an interview with Middle East Eye and said that there is little hope that Washington will accept the agreement and comply with its implementation.
This source also warned that Iran expects a new wave of escalation in tensions soon; Developments that could lead to Tehran's strong response against American bases in the region and beyond./ Jamran.