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An official from the Persian Gulf states told the New York Times that Qatari brokers were working on a deal in which both Iran and the United States would offer a series of concessions over five days, including that Iran reopen the Strait of Hormuz to the United States and the Iranian naval blockade. The most important obstacles to the agreement are the timing of each side's implementation of the concessions, as well as efforts by Qatari mediators to pressure Iran into making concessions on its nuclear program, which are rejected by the Iranian negotiators. An official from a Persian Gulf coastal state told The New York Times that Qatari mediators were working on a deal in which both Iran and the United States would offer a set of concessions over a five-day period, including Iran reopening the Strait of Hormon and the United States. If its naval blockade of Iran's ports. The most important obstacles facing this agreement are the timing of the implementation of the concessions by each side, as well as the efforts of the Qatari mediators to pressure Iran to offer concessions on its nuclear program, which the Iranian negotiators reject. An official from the Persian Gulf states told the New York Times that Qatari mediators were working on a deal in which both Iran and the United States would make a series of concessions over a five-day period, including Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz to the United States and withdrawing the United States. The most important obstacles to this agreement are the timing of the implementation of concessions by each side, as well as the efforts of the Qatari mediators to pressure Iran to make concessions regarding its nuclear program, which was rejected by the Iranian negotiators.

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An official from the Persian Gulf states told the New York Times that Qatari brokers were working on a deal in which both Iran and the United States would offer a series of concessions over five days, including that Iran reopen the Strait of Hormuz to the United States and the Iranian naval blockade. The most important obstacles to the agreement are the timing of each side's implementation of the concessions, as well as efforts by Qatari mediators to pressure Iran into making concessions on its nuclear program, which are rejected by the Iranian negotiators. An official from a Persian Gulf coastal state told The New York Times that Qatari mediators were working on a deal in which both Iran and the United States would offer a set of concessions over a five-day period, including Iran reopening the Strait of Hormon and the United States. If its naval blockade of Iran's ports. The most important obstacles facing this agreement are the timing of the implementation of the concessions by each side, as well as the efforts of the Qatari mediators to pressure Iran to offer concessions on its nuclear program, which the Iranian negotiators reject. An official from the Persian Gulf states told the New York Times that Qatari mediators were working on a deal in which both Iran and the United States would make a series of concessions over a five-day period, including Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz to the United States and withdrawing the United States. The most important obstacles to this agreement are the timing of the implementation of concessions by each side, as well as the efforts of the Qatari mediators to pressure Iran to make concessions regarding its nuclear program, which was rejected by the Iranian negotiators.

An official from the Persian Gulf states told the New York Times that Qatari brokers were working on a deal in which both Iran and the United States would offer a series of concessions over five days, including that Iran reopen the Strait of Hormuz to the United States and the Iranian naval blockade. The most important obstacles to the agreement are the timing of each side's implementation of the concessions, as well as efforts by Qatari mediators to pressure Iran into making concessions on its nuclear program, which are rejected by the Iranian negotiators. An official from a Persian Gulf coastal state told The New York Times that Qatari mediators were working on a deal in which both Iran and the United States would offer a set of concessions over a five-day period, including Iran reopening the Strait of Hormon and the United States. If its naval blockade of Iran's ports. The most important obstacles facing this agreement are the timing of the implementation of the concessions by each side, as well as the efforts of the Qatari mediators to pressure Iran to offer concessions on its nuclear program, which the Iranian negotiators reject. An official from the Persian Gulf states told the New York Times that Qatari mediators were working on a deal in which both Iran and the United States would make a series of concessions over a five-day period, including Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz to the United States and withdrawing the United States. The most important obstacles to this agreement are the timing of the implementation of concessions by each side, as well as the efforts of the Qatari mediators to pressure Iran to make concessions regarding its nuclear program, which was rejected by the Iranian negotiators.

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