US and Iran Near Draft Deal to End Middle East War, Officials Say
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- Senior US and Iranian officials suggest a breakthrough is possible in talks aimed at a draft deal to end the Middle East war.
- US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed optimism, while Iran's foreign ministry indicated a deal might be close, though gaps remain.
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Senior US and Iranian officials have been engaged in talks aimed at reaching a draft deal to end the ongoing war in the Middle East. The dispute over Iran's nuclear program is not included in these initial discussions.
Senior US and Iranian officials said on Saturday they could be close to a breakthrough in talks to strike a draft deal to end the war in the Middle East.
Iran said gaps remain between the parties, and the dispute over its nuclear programme would not be part of the initial talks.
But US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed optimism, just as Pakistan’s army chief, a key go-between between the United States and Iran, left Tehran after two days of talks with senior Iranian leaders.
“There is a chance that, whether it’s later today, tomorrow, in a couple days, we may have something to say,” Rubio told reporters on Saturday during a visit to New Delhi, adding that he hoped that he would soon be able to announce “good news”.
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The Iranian foreign ministry also said that a draft deal might at last be close.
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An announcement regarding a draft deal may be made soon.
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Offene Fragen
- What are the specific terms of the potential draft deal?
- What are the remaining gaps between the parties?
- What is the timeline for a potential announcement?
- What role did Pakistan's army chief play in the talks?
