The media reported that the mediator proposed a new plan to try to bridge the differences between the US and Iran. Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, October 29: Sources revealed on October 28 that mediators such as Qatar have recently proposed new plans to Iran regarding differences between the US and Iran over ceasefire priorities. Although Iranian officials called the new plan "unacceptable" that day, Iranian Foreign Minister Argachi said Iran had not given up on consultations with the mediators. To give peace a chance, according to reports from the American news site Axios and Reuters, Qatar submitted a new draft agreement to Iran on the 25th. whose aim is to end the war between Iran, the United States and Israel. Unlike the "seven-day plan" that Iran proposed at the end of September, the new draft tries to convince Iran to allow UN investigators to visit its bombed nuclear facilities in exchange for easing US sanctions. This draft sets a seven-day timetable and details on a daily basis the steps that the United States and Iran should take to build trust, which can be launched as early as next week, and many countries are ready to guarantee this agreement. According to reports, the US priority is for Iran to give up its stockpile of enriched uranium, while the Iranian priority is for the US to end its naval blockade and release the freeze on Iranian assets. Qatar, with the help of Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkey, is trying to bridge the differences between the US and Iran. One of the proposals is that Iran will return to the agreement reached with the International Atomic Energy Agency in Cairo, Egypt, in September of last year and renew cooperation on the Iranian nuclear issue. The cooperation agreement was suspended a month later due to sanctions imposed on Iran by the UN Security Council. A regional source said on the 28th that if Iran allows UN investigators to visit its nuclear facilities, it is expected to receive a license to sell oil, and some of its assets may be frozen for the purchase of food and other humanitarian supplies. The source said there is "some progress and we are waiting for Iran's response." Iran is waiting for Supreme Leader Mujataba to give instructions in this regard. The White House also told mediators that it would consider it after learning whether Iran would accept the new draft. However, according to an unnamed Iranian official involved in the negotiations that day, Qatar offered only "unacceptable ideas, not proposals" and Iran's position on the nuclear issue is inflexible. The shadow of war exists Arjechi wrote on social media on the 28th: ​​"Iran is still committed to giving the diplomatic channels a chance to succeed. We maintain close and continuous communication with the intermediaries to discuss how to ensure that our 'seven-day plan' can be implemented in less than a week." At the end of September, Iran offered a "seven-day plan" to the United States through Qatar. Argachi said at the time that if the US took the necessary actions accordingly, the Strait of Hormuz could be reopened within seven days and normal shipping could resume. However, this plan was rejected by the United States, and Qatar and other countries continued to mediate. The U.S. and Israel have repeatedly circulated rumors recently that the U.S. may launch another large-scale attack on Iran after the midterm elections. The Wall Street Journal stated on the 28th. The US has informed several Gulf countries to prepare for the possibility that the US will carry out "short and intense military operations" against Iran after election day on November 3, but US President Trump has not yet made a final decision on this matter. The Axios news site stated that countries such as Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan recently convinced Iran to accept the new draft. Although Iran has expressed concern to the mediating parties about the upcoming military action by the US and Israel, the Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsin Razai, and others have also revealed that it has formulated a detailed plan to attack artificial intelligence infrastructure such as submarine cables in the Gulf and data centers linked to the US after the war resumes. According to Agence France-Presse, Araghchi said on the 25th that Iran would not change its position even if the United States and Israel restarted the war. "If they want to try again, they know they won't get a different result than what they got before."

The media reported that the mediator proposed a new plan to try to bridge the differences between the US and Iran. Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, October 29: Sources revealed on October 28 that mediators such as Qatar have recently proposed new plans to Iran regarding differences between the US and Iran over ceasefire priorities. Although Iranian officials called the new plan "unacceptable" that day, Iranian Foreign Minister Argachi said Iran had not given up on consultations with the mediators. To give peace a chance, according to reports from the American news site Axios and Reuters, Qatar submitted a new draft agreement to Iran on the 25th. whose aim is to end the war between Iran, the United States and Israel. Unlike the "seven-day plan" that Iran proposed at the end of September, the new draft tries to convince Iran to allow UN investigators to visit its bombed nuclear facilities in exchange for easing US sanctions. This draft sets a seven-day timetable and details on a daily basis the steps that the United States and Iran should take to build trust, which can be launched as early as next week, and many countries are ready to guarantee this agreement. According to reports, the US priority is for Iran to give up its stockpile of enriched uranium, while the Iranian priority is for the US to end its naval blockade and release the freeze on Iranian assets. Qatar, with the help of Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkey, is trying to bridge the differences between the US and Iran. One of the proposals is that Iran will return to the agreement reached with the International Atomic Energy Agency in Cairo, Egypt, in September of last year and renew cooperation on the Iranian nuclear issue. The cooperation agreement was suspended a month later due to sanctions imposed on Iran by the UN Security Council. A regional source said on the 28th that if Iran allows UN investigators to visit its nuclear facilities, it is expected to receive a license to sell oil, and some of its assets may be frozen for the purchase of food and other humanitarian supplies. The source said there is "some progress and we are waiting for Iran's response." Iran is waiting for Supreme Leader Mujataba to give instructions in this regard. The White House also told mediators that it would consider it after learning whether Iran would accept the new draft. However, according to an unnamed Iranian official involved in the negotiations that day, Qatar offered only "unacceptable ideas, not proposals" and Iran's position on the nuclear issue is inflexible. The shadow of war exists Arjechi wrote on social media on the 28th: ​​"Iran is still committed to giving the diplomatic channels a chance to succeed. We maintain close and continuous communication with the intermediaries to discuss how to ensure that our 'seven-day plan' can be implemented in less than a week." At the end of September, Iran offered a "seven-day plan" to the United States through Qatar. Argachi said at the time that if the US took the necessary actions accordingly, the Strait of Hormuz could be reopened within seven days and normal shipping could resume. However, this plan was rejected by the United States, and Qatar and other countries continued to mediate. The U.S. and Israel have repeatedly circulated rumors recently that the U.S. may launch another large-scale attack on Iran after the midterm elections. The Wall Street Journal stated on the 28th. The US has informed several Gulf countries to prepare for the possibility that the US will carry out "short and intense military operations" against Iran after election day on November 3, but US President Trump has not yet made a final decision on this matter. The Axios news site stated that countries such as Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan recently convinced Iran to accept the new draft. Although Iran has expressed concern to the mediating parties about the upcoming military action by the US and Israel, the Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsin Razai, and others have also revealed that it has formulated a detailed plan to attack artificial intelligence infrastructure such as submarine cables in the Gulf and data centers linked to the US after the war resumes. According to Agence France-Presse, Araghchi said on the 25th that Iran would not change its position even if the United States and Israel restarted the war. "If they want to try again, they know they won't get a different result than what they got before."