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Flurry of diplomacy as Gulf nations seek Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz

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By Keir Simmons Verified, Charlene Gubash Verified
| NBC News Verified
The sun sets behind the Doha skyline on Tuesday.Karim Jaafar / AFP via Getty Images Aug. 6, 2026, 3:00 PM EDT By and DOHA, Qatar — There are few signs of activity outside, in the sweltering 104-degree heat that lends itself to the slow pace of a traditional Gulf summer. But inside the plush, air-conditioned state palaces and offices, a flurry of telephone calls and documents is exchanged in a frantic effort to bring an end to the war with Iran. Just a moment. We are getting your experience ready.
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U.S. launches mission to guide ships through the Strait of Hormuz Original

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By Yuliya Talmazan Verified, Charlene Gubash Verified
| NBC News Verified
May 4, 2026, 4:45 AM EDT Iran warned the United States on Monday not to approach or enter the Strait of Hormuz as the American military launches a new effort to “guide” stranded ships through the critical waterway. President Donald Trump announced that starting Monday morning the U.S. military would help free ships that have been “locked up” and unable to transit the key trade route amid the maritime standoff between Tehran and Washington.
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Milicia iraquí aliada de Irán dice que liberará a la periodista estadounidense secuestrada

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By Charlene Gubash Verified, Mirna Alsharif Verified
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Por Charlene Gubash y Mirna Alsharif - NBC News La milia iraquí Kataib Hezbollah, aliada de Irán en Medio Oriente, anunció este martes que liberará a Shelly Kittleson, la periodista estadounidense que fue secuestrada la semana pasada en Bagdad. El grupo militante dijo que liberaría a Kittleson “bajo la condición de que abandone el país de inmediato”. El Departamento de Estado no respondió de inmediato a una solicitud de comentarios. La periodista estadounidense Shelly Kittleson.via Facebook
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