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Qatar’s Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani says mediation between the United States and Iran remains ongoing despite renewed fears of military escalation. Speaking at the Oxford Union, he said the US midterm election results had not changed Washington’s willingness to pursue diplomacy and credited joint efforts by Qatar and US officials, alongside voices in Tehran, with preventing a wider confrontation. He added that diplomatic contacts had slowed in recent days but had not stopped.
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Upgrade this serverQatar’s Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani says mediation between the United States and Iran remains ongoing despite renewed fears of military escalation. Speaking at the Oxford Union, he said the US midterm election results had not changed Washington’s willingness to pursue diplomacy and credited joint efforts by Qatar and US officials, alongside voices in Tehran, with preventing a wider confrontation. He added that diplomatic contacts had slowed in recent days but had not stopped.
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