US and Iran agree to halt Hormuz attacks, will reportedly hold talks about strait in Qatar on Tuesday

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A US official stated that the United States and Iran have agreed to halt attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, with both sides expected to stand down 'for now' after Iran skipped previously scheduled technical talks. This de-escalation follows Iranian threats to increase tensions if passage through the controlled route is impeded, and reportedly precedes talks in Qatar on Tuesday.

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US official says sides to stand down 'for now' after Tehran skips technical talks scheduled for Sunday; Iran's FM threatens to 'increase tensions' if ships don't traverse route it controls.

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