U.S. tries to talk Iran out of tolls as talks resume in Doha

U.S. and Iranian negotiators have resumed talks in Doha, focusing on the Strait of Hormuz and a comprehensive nuclear deal. The Trump administration argues that a nuclear agreement offers Iran greater benefits than collecting tolls in the strait. While a one-week de-escalation was reached following exchanges of fire, the parties remain divided over a memorandum of understanding. With only 46 days remaining in their 60-day window, the collapse of the initial deal appears increasingly likely.