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Indirect technical discussions between the United States and Iran commenced in Doha, Qatar, focusing primarily on nuclear issues and the unfreezing of Iranian assets estimated at around $6 billion. The negotiations are being facilitated by representatives from Qatar and Pakistan, with no direct meetings planned between American and Iranian officials, according to Iranian statements. The U.S. side is represented by envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, who have been characterized by President Donald Trump as engaging in "high-level" discussions, although both Tehran and Doha have downplayed this characterization, emphasizing that these meetings will be indirect.
The talks follow a marked escalation between the two nations but aim to promote a resolution to ongoing tensions and to ultimately seek a permanent cessation of hostilities. Recent conflicts had prompted both sides to reconsider their positions, leading to the initiation of these dialogues amidst a complex backdrop of diplomatic maneuvering. While there is optimism from some U.S. officials, Iranian authorities have reiterated their stance that discussions will occur on a technical level, refraining from any commitment to direct negotiations for the time being.
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2 July
Τραμπ: «Πολύ καλές επαφές» ΗΠΑ και Ιράν στο Κατάρ - Ορμούζ και ιρανικά κεφάλαια στο επίκεντρο
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