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US-Iran Talks Resume in Doha Amid Hormuz Strait Tensions and Military Clashes
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 3 hours ago
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US and Iran resume talks in Doha to manage tensions in the Strait of Hormuz after recent military clashes. Both sides aim to prevent further escalation, with Iran demanding US commitment to a memorandum of understanding. Recent US strikes on Iranian targets followed Iranian drone attacks, heightening regional tensions.
- 01US and Iran resume negotiations in Doha focusing on Strait of Hormuz management and de-escalation.
- 02Steve Witkoff, Trump's former envoy, joins the talks in Qatar.
- 03Iranian President Pezeshkian calls for mutual commitment to the memorandum of understanding.
- 04US military struck Iranian targets after Iranian drone attacks on US forces.
- 05President Trump warns Iran of possible destruction if provocations continue.
- 06Iran vows firm retaliation against any further violations of the agreement.
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