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Doha talks consider two-day Hormuz reopening proposal, with no agreement

Iranian negotiators continued consultations with Qatari mediators in Doha on 1 November 2026. Abbas Araghchi described a proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within two days of a possible agreement, while stressing that no final conclusion had been reached.

Reuters places the exchanges on the third day of a mediation sequence that began in Tehran before moving to Doha. The Iranian minister presents the shorter proposed period as a development in the plan discussed with Qatar; it is neither US acceptance nor a reopening of the strait.

Araghchi also says no direct meeting with a US delegation is planned during the visit. The outcome depends, he says, on Washington’s response to Iranian conditions. The sources report continuing mediation but establish neither a final text accepted by both parties nor an agreed implementation timetable.

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