Reviewed file photo — NASA / Wikimedia Commons, Public domain (US government work). STS004-37-716, Strait of Hormuz, STS-4 mission, June–July 1982. Unaltered archive orbital view for geographic context; not present shipping conditions or negotiations.
US–Iran contacts continue without an announced deal after Doha meetings
Monday reports describe continuing mediation; a compressed Iranian proposal remains conditional.
Contacts over ending the US–Iran war continued on November 2 after Iranian negotiators left meetings with Qatari mediators, Reuters reported. Tehran said its existing seven-step proposal could be implemented in two days if its conditions were met.
In its updated November 2 report, AP separately described continuing mediation and quoted Vice President JD Vance expressing optimism about negotiations. Neither report announced a completed agreement or an actual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. The proposal remains a negotiating position. The accompanying NASA photograph is an archive view from 1982.
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