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Qatar Says Its Quiet Diplomacy Is the Brake on a US and Iran Clash
Doha's prime minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, said on Saturday that Qatari talks with both sides are what stops the tension from getting out of hand. He argued that Washington still wants a deal even though the midterm vote is over, and he expects a settlement to come. In his words, the aim is a good agreement, not a perfect one.

Doha’s prime minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, said on Saturday that Qatari talks with both sides are what stops the tension from getting out of hand. He argued that Washington still wants a deal even though the midterm vote is over, and he expects a settlement to come. In his words, the aim is a good agreement, not a perfect one.
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