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US, Iran Tentatively Agree to Qatar-Pakistan Mediation Proposal Including Nuclear Site Inspections
Summary
- The US and Iran were reported to have tentatively agreed to a new diplomatic mediation proposal from Qatar and Pakistan.
- The proposal was reported to include private inspections of Iranian nuclear facilities by the IAEA.
- Some concessions related to $6 billion in Iranian funds frozen in Qatar were reported to be under discussion.
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The US and Iran have tentatively agreed to a new diplomatic mediation proposal put forward by Qatar and Pakistan, according to a media report.
Walter Bloomberg, citing Al-Araby Al-Jadeed on October 20, reported that Qatar and Pakistan presented a compromise proposal to both Washington and Tehran, and that both sides gave preliminary approval.
According to the report, the proposal includes private inspections of Iranian nuclear facilities by the International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations' nuclear watchdog.
The report added that some concessions tied to $6 billion in Iranian funds frozen in Qatar are also under discussion.
The two sides have not reached a final agreement, however, and the specific terms of the negotiations have not been disclosed.
Minseung Kang
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