2 weeks of luck for diplomacy!

While US President Donald Trump's attitude towards Iran continued to fluctuate after the midterm elections, it was claimed that Washington postponed a possible military operation for two weeks due to Qatar's diplomatic initiatives between the US and Iran to solve the problem.

In the news of Israel-based Jerusalem Post newspaper, based on diplomatic sources, it was stated that Qatar gained at least two weeks' time to continue its diplomatic initiatives to ensure an agreement between the USA and Iran, and that diplomatic contacts intensified in this process to bring the parties back to the negotiation table.

Order of steps

It was noted that Qatar Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Mohammed bin Abdurrahman al-Thani stated during the meetings that significant differences of opinion between Washington and Tehran continue and that the fundamental problems that stand in the way of a possible agreement have not yet been resolved.

The news noted that a common point has not yet been reached regarding which steps will be taken and in what order on topics such as the US's lifting of the naval blockade, Iran's nuclear program and the release of frozen Iranian assets. As part of the initiatives to prevent the re-escalation of military tensions, al-Thani had previously met with US President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance in Washington.

Meanwhile, Secretary General of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsin Rezai, warned Washington, stating that they could also target American bases in Europe in response to a possible attack by the USA.

Minister moved

On the other hand, it was claimed that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent moved from his home in the capital Washington to a military base due to threats from Iran. According to the New York Times newspaper, citing sources familiar with the matter, US officials have concluded in recent weeks, based in part on intelligence regarding threats against Bessent, that "Iran's conspiracies against current and former US officials have entered a new phase." Thereupon, Bessent left his home in the capital Washington, where he had been living for a while, and settled in a military base. Recently, other officials from the Donald Trump administration have also moved out of their homes for security reasons due to allegations of Iranian threats. Among these names were Stephen Miller, who served as Trump's Private Secretary, and former justice minister Pam Bondi.

'Conspirator' hunt in the USA!

The US Department of Justice has filed criminal charges against three Iranian-backed agents who were allegedly involved in a series of conspiracies in America and Europe. Stating that Iranian agents last "organized a terrorist plan at an air base in the United Kingdom", he said that they took part in the major incident that took place in September near RAF Fairford in the United Kingdom, where the US armed forces are stationed. A man with dual Iranian-Iraqi citizenship is accused of communicating with people in the UK from a prison in New York where he is awaiting trial on previous charges. Two other people are accused of doing the same thing from Iran.

'It will be a complete victory'

US President Trump spoke at the ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery on Veterans Day. Trump said, "America did not start a war with Iran. Iran has been waging a war against America since 1979. This should have been resolved long ago. We responded seriously and won. It remains only a matter of when we want to end this situation. This will definitely be a complete victory."