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11 Jun 2026, 18:01

Axios reported, citing three informed sources, that the main disagreements between Tehran and Washington regarding a memorandum of understanding were resolved on Wednesday during discussions between officials of the Islamic Republic and Qatari mediators.

According to the report, Iranian officials announced to several countries on Thursday that negotiations in Tehran had led to a principled agreement, but Mojtaba Khamenei must issue the final approval.

These sources noted that both the Iranians and the Qataris emphasized that the U.S. attacks on Wednesday night significantly increased Iran's doubts about Trump's true intentions.
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Trump: Agreement Nearly Finalized
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... The New York Post first reported that Iran presented the final draft of an agreement to Qatari mediators on Wednesday night.

President Trump said on Thursday, after announcing that he had halted planned attacks against Iran, that the long-awaited agreement to begin nuclear negotiations with Tehran is "almost finalized."

In a brief phone call with the New York Post, he stated, "Almost everything is finalized."
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CNN, citing an informed source, reported that U.S. officials believe that this week's meetings between Iranian and Qatari officials in Tehran helped clarify some of the remaining ambiguous and key points in the agreement with the United States. These disagreements mainly involve details on how to advance future negotiations regarding Iran's nuclear program and the timeline for lifting sanctions and financial openings for Tehran.

According to the report, Iran sent its latest proposed draft agreement with the U.S. through Qatari mediators earlier this week. This comes after Donald Trump had expressed dissatisfaction with the prolonged response from Iran about two weeks ago, calling for a stricter tone in the nuclear section of the agreement.

Nevertheless, this week's consultations through Qatar helped narrow the gaps. U.S. officials remained in constant contact with the mediators throughout this period, even during days when Washington and Tehran were engaged in a series of exchanges of fire and military attacks against each other.
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