U.S.-Iran deal faces mounting obstacles as Strait of Hormuz tensions escalate

Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon killed at least 16 people Saturday; ongoing fighting continues with Hezbollah projectile attacks.

In the shadow of renewed conflict along the Lebanese-Israeli frontier, the United States and Iran find themselves preparing for diplomatic talks in Switzerland even as the ground beneath those talks erodes. Iran's claim to have sealed the Strait of Hormuz — disputed by Washington — signals less a military act than a declaration of grievance, a reminder that agreements forged between exhausted parties rarely survive the fires still burning around them. The deeper question is not whether negotiators can reach a deal in sixty days, but whether the architecture of rules-based international order c

U.S.-Iran deal faces mounting obstacles as Strait of Hormuz tensions escalate

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