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Iran and US remain far from deal: 'American demands are excessive'

Conflicting reports emerge on progress in Persian Gulf negotiations as Iran expresses pessimism regarding a near-term agreement.

A U.S. Navy F/A-18E Super Hornet flying a mission over the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility, 2025
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Iranian officials have stated that negotiations for a settlement with the United States are far from resolution, describing American demands as excessive. This was reported by Reshet 13 and the Chinese news outlet Jinshi Data. According to these reports, Iranian sources expressed pessimism regarding the feasibility of reaching significant agreements before November.

Simultaneously, the Jerusalem Post reported that, under Qatari mediation, new proposals are being reviewed to bridge differences between the nations and end regional hostilities. According to these reports, both sides have expressed commitment to the mediation process and agreed to avoid further escalation in the Persian Gulf. Further details have not yet been released.

Sources: 金十数据, רשת 13, Jerusalem Post — front page

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