PUS resident Donald Trump is expected to meet this Monday at the White House with Qatar Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, in an effort to advance negotiations for the end of the conflict with Iran.

Qatar has played an important role as a mediator between Washington and Tehran, conveying proposals and trying to approach attitudes for the Iranian nuclear programme and conditions for ending the war.

However, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has declared that negotiations have marked little progress and that an upcoming deal does not appear on the horizon, reports the report. Reuters, broadcast I did. tv.

On the other hand, Trump has said he is unlikely to order new attacks on Iran if the talks produce a stable agreement. However, he warned that the US Army has identified other infrastructure targets, including bridges, in the event of relaunching military operations.

The meeting with Qatar’s prime minister takes place at a moment when diplomatic efforts to end the conflict remain uncertain.