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五角大楼官员和军方指挥官称，数千名美军人员已待命，美以军队制定了针对伊朗的短期密集行动计划。报道称潜在目标包括能源、核设施及导弹和无人机武器库。
BlockBeats援引半岛电视台报道称，接近调解团队的消息人士称，美伊在核问题和被冻结资产上均作出让步，沙特与阿联酋据称认可相关谅解备忘录内容。
路透社报道称，伊朗代表结束与卡塔尔调解方在多哈的本轮会谈，旨在结束美伊战争的协议草案正在传阅。伊朗称磋商仍以“七步方案”为基础，后续可能再会谈。
Reuters, citing informed sources, reported that Iranian negotiators held talks with Qatari mediators in Doha for the third consecutive day, advancing an agreement to end the US-Iran war.
BlockBeats, citing Semafor, said that the Trump administration is continuing negotiations over an interim U.S.-Iran peace agreement.
According to The New York Times, regional mediators are pushing for the United States and Iran to make mutual concessions within 5 days, proposing to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for lifting the maritime blockade of Iranian ports. The timing of both sides' concessions and commitments regarding Iran's nuclear program remain obstacles.
According to CNN citing two U.S. officials, U.S. forces in the Middle East are ready and could launch a new round of large-scale military operations against Iran within 96 hours if Trump gives the order. The order has not been announced, and neither the occurrence nor timing of the operation has been officially confirmed.
Trump reportedly said Iran would not be bombed before the midterm elections; the United States is adjusting personnel and military deployments in the Middle East. U.S.-Iran negotiations over the nuclear program and the Strait of Hormuz have reportedly yet to make a substantive breakthrough.
ChainCatcher, citing Israel's Channel 12, reported that the US and Iran have preliminarily endorsed a Pakistan-mediated proposal involving arrangements for interest on Iran's frozen funds. Following the report's release, US crude and Brent crude reportedly fell by approximately 0.8 USD。
Trump said he currently does not want a deal with Iran; U.S. media reports that the U.S. side is discussing the possibility of resuming large-scale military operations in the coming weeks, while U.S.-Iran negotiations remain unresolved.
A senior Iranian official told Reuters that the U.S. and Iran have not negotiated over Iran’s nuclear program, and that U.S. recognition of Iran’s right to enrich uranium is Tehran’s red line.
