Qatar pressures Iran to reach an agreement to avoid attacks

Negotiators from Qatar are urging Iran to reach an agreement with the U.S. to prevent further attacks after the upcoming midterm elections. Key demands include inspections of Iran's nuclear facilities by the IAEA and a reduction in enriched uranium reserves. The proposal will be reviewed by Iran's Supreme Leader soon. Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey have also supported the need for an agreement. Discussions about potential military action against Iran have intensified, with U.S. officials coordinating with Israeli military leaders. Trump has indicated he will not attack Iran before the elections but has considered future offensives.