[Qatar and other mediating parties have proposed a new plan in an attempt to bridge the differences between the United States and Iran] On October 29, sources revealed that Qatar and other mediating parties have recently proposed a new plan to Iran regarding the differences between the United States and Iran on ceasefire priorities. Although Iranian officials called the new plan "unacceptable" that day, Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi said that Iran had not given up consultations with the mediators. It is reported that Qatar submitted a new draft agreement to Iran on the 25th aimed at ending the war between Iran, the United States, and Israel. Different from the "seven-day plan" proposed by Iran at the end of September, the new draft attempts to persuade Iran to allow United Nations investigators to visit its bombed nuclear facilities in exchange for the relaxation of some U.S. sanctions. This draft sets a seven-day timetable and lists on a daily basis the measures that the United States and Iran need to take to build trust, which can be launched as early as early next week, and many countries are willing to guarantee this agreement. (CCTV News)