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        "msgid": "iran-sends-high-level-delegation-to-qatar-to-discuss-negotiations-with-us-1779931543",
        "date": "2026-05-26 15:05:00",
        "title": "Iran Sends High-Level Delegation to Qatar to Discuss Negotiations with US",
        "author": "Putri Yuliani",
        "source": "MEDIA_INDONESIA",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Politics",
        "summary": "An Iranian high-level delegation met in Doha for talks mediated by Pakistan to resolve tensions with the US, though no direct US delegation attended. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed ongoing diplomatic discussions but warned of lengthy negotiations due to wording disputes. Meanwhile, military tensions persist, with recent US strikes on Iranian sites and fears of renewed conflict as a ceasefire deadline looms.",
        "content": "<p>Iran sent a high-level delegation to Doha on Monday (25 June) to\ndiscuss Tehran\u2019s demands in negotiations with the United States amid\nescalating tensions between the two nations. The Iranian delegation was\nled by Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, with Foreign\nMinister Abbas Araghchi and Central Bank Governor Abdolnaser Hemmati\nalso attending. According to IRNA, the meeting forms part of\nPakistan-mediated diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict between\nWashington and Tehran. In Doha, the Iranian delegation is scheduled to\nconsult Qatari officials on various aspects of negotiations related to\nending the conflict. Although the US delegation did not attend the\nmeeting in person, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed\ndiplomatic talks were taking place in Qatar. \u2018There are several talks\nhappening in Qatar today. We\u2019ll see if we can make progress,\u2019 Rubio told\nThe New York Times on Tuesday (26 May). Rubio estimated the negotiation\nprocess would not be quick, as both sides would need to discuss the\nwording of the initial agreement. \u2018The President has expressed his\ndesire to achieve it. He will make a good deal or none at all,\u2019 Rubio\nsaid. Previously, US President Donald Trump stated that an agreement\nwith Iran was nearly reached and only awaited finalisation. Trump also\nreiterated his ambition to halt Iran\u2019s nuclear programme, including\ndestroying nuclear facilities or relocating enriched uranium. However,\nIran rejected these demands, insisting its uranium enrichment and\nnuclear development programmes are vital to national interests. Amid\nongoing diplomatic efforts, military tensions between the two nations\npersist. Hours after the Iranian delegation arrived in Doha, US military\nreportedly launched strikes against missile launch sites in Iran and\nvessels suspected of laying mines. Prospects for a diplomatic\nbreakthrough in the conflict involving the United States, Israel, and\nIran are fading. Pakistan\u2019s Foreign Minister, Ishaq Dar, urged the\nUnited States and Iran to consider extending a ceasefire set to expire\non Wednesday (22 April). This has heightened fears of renewed\nhostilities as the ceasefire deadline approaches. The United States and\nIran are reportedly set to resume second-phase negotiations soon. US\nPresident Donald Trump threatened to seize Iran\u2019s uranium stockpiles and\nrestart bombing campaigns if no agreement is reached next week.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/iran-sends-high-level-delegation-to-qatar-to-discuss-negotiations-with-us-1779931543",
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