tert.am. The attempts by Qatari mediators to achieve a diplomatic resolution in the relations between the United States and Iran this week have not been successful, as neither side is willing to make concessions, and the negotiations have reached a deadlock. This was reported by the Axios portal, citing its sources, according to TASS.

 

They emphasize that the lack of significant progress could lead both sides to decide to resume military operations. The portal, following other American media, highlights that U.S. President Donald Trump may order the resumption of operations after the midterm elections in November.

 

Axios's sources emphasize that Qatari officials will continue their attempts at diplomatic resolution but are frustrated by the actions of both sides. On September 28, they discussed Qatar's compromise proposal to lift the blockade against Iran and for Tehran to make concessions in the nuclear sphere. U.S. Vice President Jay D. Vance was present at the meeting. However, no significant progress was noted during the consultations, the portal's source reported.

 

«The negotiations have reached a deadlock. Iran is putting forward demands that the U.S. cannot accept, while the U.S. believes they are winning, so there is no need to make concessions,» he said.