Iran-US Deal Derailed? Strait of Hormuz Fees | Tehran Warns US

The new US-Iran agreement has cleared its biggest political hurdle after Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei gave cautious approval to the deal. However, Tehran continues to signal deep mistrust of Washington, raising questions about whether the agreement can survive the difficult negotiations ahead. In this episode of World News, we examine how Iran's leadership views the agreement, why Tehran plans to introduce maritime fees in the strategic Strait of Hormuz, and how delayed negotiations in Switzerland could complicate efforts to achieve a lasting peace deal. We also look at fresh wa ings from Iran's Parliament Speaker and chief negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, who says any violation of the agreement by the United States or its allies will trigger a strong response. With global oil markets, Middle East security, Israel-Hezbollah tensions, and US foreign policy all linked to the outcome of these talks, the next 60 days could prove critical for regional stability. Will diplomacy prevail, or is this simply a temporary pause in a long-running confrontation? Watch the full analysis on World News with Pankaj Mishra.