Washington and Tehran progress talks in Doha over Hormuz

The United States and Iran have begun indirect talks in Doha regarding the frozen Iranian assets and navigation arrangements in the Strait of Hormuz. US President Donald Trump has confirmed that the discussions are "going very well," despite disagreements over Strait management and a ceasefire. The negotiations focus on the release of frozen funds, Iran's rights to control the Strait, and the reaching of a permanent ceasefire, while Iran continues to refuse direct negotiations with Washington and acts firmly to maintain its control over the Strait. The parties are exchanging messages about Iran's ability to impose transit fees and strengthen its regional influence, amid increasing military and naval tensions in the area.

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