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Iran won't meet with US envoys, clouding prospects for peace deal

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Multiple news reports say Iran has declined to meet directly with two U.S. envoys who are in Doha, where mediators have been hosting talks aimed at ending hostilities. The envoys named in reporting are Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff; Qatar has indicated the U.S. delegation will meet mediators in Doha but not Iranian representatives. Some earlier contacts between U.S. envoys and Iranian interlocutors reportedly took place in Switzerland, but the Doha round is encountering a break in direct U.S.–Iran engagement.

Iranian statements and regional reporting point to substantive sticking points behind the refusal. Coverage from Nikkei notes Tehran is insisting on rights related to control of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz — a strategically vital waterway where vessels were observed near the port of Bandar Abbas — which would be a major leverage point and a sensitive security demand for other parties. Media coverage frames Iran’s decision not to meet U.S. envoys as a development that clouds the immediate prospects for the mediated peace initiative in Doha.

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