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US and Iran Wrap Doha Talks With Frozen-Funds Dispute

US and Iran Wrap Doha Talks With Frozen-Funds Dispute

Indirect U.S.-Iran technical talks in Doha wrapped Wednesday, with Qatar and Pakistan mediating and President Donald Trump calling the meetings very good while saying Iran denuclearization is moving along well. Kazem Gharibabadi met Qatar's prime minister, formed working groups for MoU implementation and a final deal, and said no final-agreement talks had started. Tehran said part of frozen funds would be used for goods, while U.S. officials denied a release agreement and a one-week Hormuz de-escalation was reached. Israel should test every claim against verifiable nuclear rollback, free shipping and freedom to act against Tehran's proxies.

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