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Indirect talks between the United States and Iran concluded in Doha, Qatar, with both sides reporting "positive progress." The discussions were facilitated by the Qataris, and a representative from the Qatari Foreign Ministry indicated that the next round of negotiations is expected to be organized after the funeral of former Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
During these talks, the parties agreed to establish a communication channel aimed at addressing violations of their memorandum of understanding. This development is seen as a potentially significant step in diplomatic relations, especially amidst ongoing tensions. U.S. President Donald Trump, commenting on the talks, confirmed that despite recent hostilities, diplomacy remains active and constructive. The specifics regarding the implementation of the agreements will likely be addressed in future meetings.
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2 July
Qatar reports positive progress in the ongoing indirect negotiations between the US and Iran.
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