Diplomatic talks in Doha wrapped up without major breakthroughs on ongoing tensions. With military escalations simmering, discussions mostly revisited matters from an agreement struck two weeks ago.
Qatar's Emir hosted talks involving a U.S. envoy and key figures from both sides,though a top Iranian negotiator was missing. Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister was there,detailing two sessions. First session tackled U.S. breaches of commitments,leading to a new communication channel for future disputes.
Second session focused on freeing $6 billion of Iran's frozen funds. Included talks with Qatari officials on using these funds for essential goods.
Maritime security and Iran's nuclear plans came up too. A U.S. official confirmed these were part of talks. Recent shipping data showed a spike in regional commercial activity,traffic surged last week of June .
Iran's parliament speaker dismissed claims about IAEA's access to certain facilities targeted in past conflicts. He said inspectors only access sites allowed by Iranian law. This was a response to IAEA chief's remarks on agency's role in monitoring Iran's nuclear sites under current deals .
Qatari officials noted positive signs,reporting talks between Iranian and American reps were productive. Next meeting expected after funeral for top Iranian leader killed in conflict. Memorials soon in Iran and Iraq,with international delegation set to attend…
