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Iranian negotiators leave Doha talks as draft U.S.-Iran deal proposal circulates
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Iranian negotiators have left talks in Doha while a draft proposal for a U.S.-Iran deal is being circulated, according to an official cited by Reuters. The negotiation push is punctuated by threats to resume fighting, CBS News reports. Iran's top diplomat expressed hope that the U.S. shows 'rationality,' AP News said. Separately, Tehran indicated it is considering a two-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz if the U.S. meets its 'demands,' and said Hormuz 'security restored' would follow if Washington agrees to the plan, according to Al Jazeera and The Times of Israel. The talks and competing statements reflect ongoing diplomatic efforts amid heightened tensions.
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Diplomacy
- Iranians have left the Doha talks, and a draft proposal for a US deal is being circulated, according to an official. (Reuters)
- Negotiation push for a US–Iran deal continues, punctuated by threats to resume fighting. (CBS News — Live Updates)
- Iran's top diplomat hopes the US shows "rationality," alongside other Middle East news. (AP News)
Strait of Hormuz
- Tehran says Hormuz "security restored" if the US agrees to the plan. (Al Jazeera — Iran war live)
- Iran says it is considering a two-day plan to reopen Hormuz if the US meets its "demands." (The Times of Israel)
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