US Delegation Arrives in Doha; Qatar Says No Direct US-Iran Meeting Scheduled

Pakistan News Desk June 30, 2026

First Published 13 hours ago

🔴 Live Update 28 minutes ago9 Updates by 8 sources

A United States delegation has arrived in Doha, Qatar, amid discussions regarding US-Iran relations, according to available reports.

However, Qatari officials have stated that no direct meeting between the US and Iran is currently scheduled.

Pakistan News will update this story as more confirmed details become available.

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