Qatar prime minister urges US and Iran to act now on peace deal
According to Al Jazeera English, Qatar’s prime minister called on the United States and Iran to stop waiting for a ‘perfect moment’ and move quickly toward…
According to Al Jazeera English, Qatar’s prime minister called on the United States and Iran to stop waiting for a ‘perfect moment’ and move quickly toward a deal that could end the war. The leader said both sides should not delay negotiations in the hope of a more favorable timing. He emphasized that immediate action could bring an end to hostilities, urging the parties to seize the current opportunity rather than waiting for an uncertain future.
The appeal comes amid ongoing conflict, with the prime minister stressing that a timely agreement is essential to halt further fighting.
Why it matters
A prompt peace deal could halt the war and reduce further casualties.
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- Iran · Middle East
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- Qatar
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- World
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