Qatar pushes for US-Iran deal as military strikes resume
Qatar's prime minister says mediation efforts are making progress and the US remains committed to negotiating despite recent military action.
Qatar's prime minister told Al Jazeera TV the US remains willing to reach an agreement with Iran despite recent missile strikes. Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani said significant progress has been made.
He expressed confidence a deal can be reached. The US targeted an air defence system in a strike Trump called minor.
Trump gave no details on timing or damage. Iran reported two missiles struck Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz.
The country gave no official information on damage. Iran has proposed a seven-day plan to settle the conflict.
It calls for lifting US blockades on Iranian ports. It also seeks to unfreeze assets and approve an Iranian shipping route.
The US is offering a reward of up to $20 million. It is for information about Iran's nuclear program and facilities.
- Seven days
- Iran's plan duration
- Up to $20 million
- US reward offered
Why it mattersAn escalating conflict between nuclear-armed powers affects global oil supply, shipping costs, and the risk of wider war.
AustraliaInstability in the Middle East could push up fuel and shipping costs for Australian households and businesses.
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