It was claimed that the USA postponed its possible attack on Iran for 2 weeks for indirect talks held by mediators.

According to the news of the Israel-based "Jerusalem Post" newspaper, based on diplomatic sources, it was stated that Qatar had at least 2 weeks to continue its diplomatic initiatives to ensure an agreement was reached between Washington and Tehran.

Qatar Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Mohammed bin Abdurrahman Al Thani made evaluations about the negotiation process between the USA and Iran during the talks held within the scope of the G7 Foreign Ministers Meeting held in Paris, the capital of France.

It was stated that Al Thani emphasized that significant differences of opinion continue between Washington and Tehran and that some of the fundamental issues that stand in the way of a possible agreement have not yet been resolved.

According to the news, Al Thani stated that the implementation schedule of the possible agreement is one of the main disagreements between the parties.

It was noted that no consensus has yet been reached on the order of steps to be taken on issues such as the lifting of the naval blockade imposed by the USA, Iran's nuclear program and the release of frozen Iranian assets.

It was reported that Al Thani pointed out that mutual trust must be re-established in the talks to ensure that Washington and Tehran return to the negotiation table.

Al Thani met with Trump

Qatar, which played a mediating role in resolving the crisis between the USA and Iran, is trying to prevent military tension from escalating again while maintaining diplomatic contacts between the parties.

Qatari Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Al Thani had meetings with US President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance in Washington.

After his meeting with Al Thani, Trump stated that progress had been made in resolving the crisis with Iran through diplomatic means, but he left the door open to the possibility of a new military attack.