Iran sent nuclear proposal to U.S. via Qatar, senior Iranian official says
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Tehran has also demanded the lifting of U.S. sanctions, the release of frozen assets and war reparations. Iran's top security official said Thursday that the Strait of Hormuz would remain closed until Washington met its conditions
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Iran sent nuclear proposal to U.S. via Qatar, senior Iranian official says. Tehran has also demanded the lifting of U.S. sanctions, the release of frozen assets and war reparations. Iran's top security official said Thursday that the Strait of Hormuz would remain closed until Washington met its conditions Covered by 2 publications. Haaretz: Iran sent nuclear proposal to U.S. via Qatar, senior Iranian official says. Middle East Eye: Iran sent nuclear proposal to the US via Qatar, senior Iranian official tells Reuters.
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- Haaretz Israel Iran sent nuclear proposal to U.S. via Qatar, senior Iranian official says Tehran has also demanded the lifting of U.S. sanctions, the release of frozen assets and war reparations. Iran's top security official said Thursday that the Strait of Hormuz would remain closed until Washington met its conditions 3 h ago · Tier 2
- Middle East Eye United Kingdom Iran sent nuclear proposal to the US via Qatar, senior Iranian official tells Reuters Iran sent nuclear proposal to the US via Qatar, senior Iranian official tells Reuters Iran has sent the US a nuclear proposal via Qatar, which is to be discussed only after Washington meets its seven demands, a senior Iranian official told Reuters on Thursday. Washington is reviewing Tehran's nuclea 6 h ago · Tier 3
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