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Qatar Denies Direct US-Iran Talks Planned in Doha Despite US Claims

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Qatar, acting as a mediator, clarified on Tuesday that no high-level direct talks between the United States and Iran are scheduled in Doha. The announcement came after Washington stated it had dispatched a senior delegation for negotiations. The Qatari government's statement contradicted the US position, creating uncertainty around the diplomatic process. The development highlights ongoing tensions in the indirect diplomatic efforts between the two countries.

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