Corroborated · Tehran, Iran ·
Al-Mada and the Telegram channel Rerum Novarum // Intel report that Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi made an unannounced visit to Tehran carrying a mediation proposal under which the US would accept four of Iran's seven demands. Al-Mada adds that the US would contest the other three. The reports are not officially confirmed.
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Verification
Corroborated: 2 independent sources.
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Independently reported
- What happened: Ceasefire or diplomacy · 2 origins
- Place: Tehran, Iran · 2 origins
Reported by one source or disputed
- Who did it: Ali al-Zaidi · 1 origin
All details
| Detail | Reported | Reported by | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| What happened | Ceasefire or diplomacy | Al-Mada (via @Faytuks_Network (Telegram), @TPOnow (Telegram)); Rerum Novarum // Intel | Reported by 2 independent origins |
| Place | Tehran, Iran | Al-Mada (via @Faytuks_Network (Telegram), @TPOnow (Telegram)); Rerum Novarum // Intel | Reported by 2 independent origins |
| Who did it | Ali al-Zaidi | Rerum Novarum // Intel | One origin |
Not stated in any report: time.
Sources
Changes
Changed 2 times. This event in the corrections and audit log
- : Unverified
- : Unverified to Single source
- : Single source to Corroborated
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