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Qatar responds to false claims about PM's remarks on US-Iran talks

<p>Doha, Qatar: The International Media Office Qatar has issued a statement refuting reports circulating online about the United States and Iran negotiations.&nbsp;</p> <p>It said that online reports claiming that His Excellency the Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs had stated that the United States and Iran had failed to reach an agreement were false and misleading.</p> <p>It added,…

Qatar responds to false claims about PM's remarks on US-Iran talks

Doha, Qatar - The Qatari International Media Office has issued a statement to debunk online reports alleging that the Prime Minister and Foreign Minister stated the United States and Iran had failed to reach an agreement during negotiations. These claims are false and misleading, the statement emphasized. The sudden distortion of His Excellency's remarks, according to the media office, is being done to benefit from the continued war and instability in the region.

The reports are spreading like wildfire through fake social media accounts attempting to incite further conflict and disrupt diplomatic efforts. Dr. Majed Al-Ansari, the Prime Minister's advisor and official spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, clarified through a video posted on X that both sides are still striving for a deal.

The statement reiterates that while negotiations are ongoing, His Excellency maintains that both parties remain committed to reaching an agreement. The office categorically rejects these attempts to mislead public opinion and undermine diplomatic efforts during this sensitive time.

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