Iran-Qatar Talks Enter Third Day Around Hormuz Reopening Deal

Key new developments include: (1) A 'two-day proposal' is on the table that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours of any U.S.-Iran agreement; (2) Iran's diplomatic delegation has held three consecutive days of talks in Doha with Qatari mediators; (3) Iran's Parliament Security Commission member suggested talks could move to Turkey; (4) Iran's Foreign Ministry has labeled the UK's Royal Navy, Royal Air Force, and MI6 as terrorist organizations; (5) Iran's IRGC has shifted its strategy to 'ostensive and preventive,' actively mapping new targets; (6) Iran threatened attacks on data centers, AI systems, and undersea cables; (7) The prior conflict involved 40 days of strikes, a ceasefire in April, and a collapsed agreement over the summer.