00:06Do
00:08Przedecki trzy pilota uranów z
00:12Znaczymy w Doha.
00:14Spoksperson Dr. Majid Al-Ansari
00:16called the accusations both false and illogical,
00:19saying the pilota entered Qatari airspace
00:22on a military mission.
00:23Iran says the three pilota
00:25were captured alive after the aircraft
00:27were downed during an operation
00:28targeting the U.S. Al-Udaid Air Base.
00:31Qatar says the aircraft
00:32had violated its airspace
00:33and were targeting Doha.
00:53Dr. Al-Ansari says Qatari forces
00:55tried to contact the pilots but got no response.
00:58Search teams later recovered the remains
01:00of one pilot which an Iranian delegation
01:03came to Doha to collect.
01:04Qatar also invited an Iranian technical team
01:07to review the search operation
01:09but says Tehran has yet to respond.
01:11The briefing also turned to efforts
01:13to end the wider conflict.
01:15Dr. Al-Ansari says U.S.-Iran talks
01:17are still far from resuming
01:19with Qatar waiting for Iran and Oman
01:21to reach an agreement over the Strait of Hormuz.
01:24The trajectory of events we would like to see in Qatar
01:27is an agreement on the opening of the Strait of Hormuz,
01:30which would coincide with the resumption
01:33of the ceasefire and the resumption of the talks.
01:35Are these parallel lines
01:41converging or diverging?
01:42It's not very systematic on our end
01:46but what I would say is that
01:49the agreement over the Strait of Hormuz
01:51would make it much easier for us
01:52to resume the talks between the United States
01:54and yeah.
01:56For now, Qatar says the focus remains
01:58on de-escalation, reopening the Strait
02:01and ultimately getting both sides
02:03back to the negotiating table.
02:05Adel Halim, Euronews, Doha.
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