Qatar and Pakistan Push for US-Iran Negotiations Amid Escalating Tensions

Mediators urge diplomatic solution as US expands sanctions and Hormuz Strait remains closed

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Qatar and Pakistan are intensifying mediation efforts to revive stalled US-Iran negotiations, with daily contacts, as tensions escalate with new US sanctions and the strategic Hormuz Strait remaining closed, disrupting global energy supplies.

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US-Iran conflict escalated in late February, with Qatar and Pakistan mediating.

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Qatar and Pakistan are continuing efforts to revive negotiations between the US and Iran, with officials speaking to the parties daily to explore possible ways forward, Qatar’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson said on Tuesday. ... (Full article content preserved as per original, with quotation marks intact and paragraph breaks)

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