Iran Weighs Nuclear Curbs as US Strikes Qeshm Again and Eyes a New Moon
Saturday, November 7, 2026 · 6 min
Iran is reportedly reviewing Qatari proposals to curb its nuclear program, even as the US struck Qeshm Island again on Friday and officials told Fox News that November 9 offers preferred conditions for renewed attacks. Washington is also offering up to $20 million for information on a nuclear program it says it already destroyed.
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Iran is reportedly reviewing Qatari proposals to curb its nuclear program, even as the US struck Qeshm Island again on Friday and officials told Fox News that November 9 offers preferred conditions for renewed attacks. Washington is also offering up to $20 million for information on a nuclear program it says it already destroyed.
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“Iranian negotiators were reviewing proposals that would see Tehran curb its nuclear program after long insisting it would not even discuss the issue at the heart of the conflict, a US official and a diplomat familiar with the matter confirmed to the Times of Israel on Friday.”
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“Trump confirmed the US had carried out military strikes on Iran’s Qeshm Island on Friday, while Iranian state media reported two missile strikes in the Suza area of the island.”
- US offers $29m for details on Iran's nuclear program, as part of Rewards for Justice - ABC News — Net
“The United States is offering a $US20 million ($29 million) reward "and possible relocation" for information about Iran's nuclear program, the US military says, despite President Donald Trump's repeated claims that it has been obliterated.”