Qatari officials in Iran in bid to revive ceasefire deal with US
Summary
A Qatari delegation arrived in Tehran to discuss reviving a ceasefire in the conflict between the United States and Iran, according to Iran’s state news agency. The visit follows a reported letter from Vice President JD Vance proposing a framework for negotiations, while President Donald Trump has reportedly warned Gulf allies to prepare for a possible military campaign.Key Facts
- Iran’s state news agency IRNA reported that the Qatari delegation arrived in Tehran on Friday morning.
- The delegation was headed by a senior adviser to Qatar’s prime minister and foreign minister and was coordinating with U.S. officials.
- The delegation reportedly carried a letter from Vice President JD Vance to Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei.
- The letter reportedly proposed a new diplomatic process but did not set out specific peace terms.
- Sources told Al Jazeera that Iranian officials welcomed the letter’s more respectful tone, though Tehran had not issued an official response.
- Qatari officials were thought to be in Tehran to receive Iran’s response and discuss a possible diplomatic path.
- Sources said a meeting could take place within a week in Doha or Istanbul.
- The Wall Street Journal reported that President Donald Trump warned Gulf allies to prepare for a brief, high-intensity military campaign after the U.S. midterm elections.
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