Qatar’s prime minister is set to visit Tehran in an effort to revive stalled U.S.-Iran diplomatic talks, as tensions over the Strait of Hormuz remain high. The visit comes amid ongoing military confrontations between the U.S. And Iran, which have persisted for nearly six months without significant progress. Meanwhile, Iran and Oman have announced a revenue-sharing agreement related to the strategic Strait of Hormuz, a key maritime route through which a large portion of the world’s oil passes. The deal, announced by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, is part of an interim agreement to reopen and control the strait, which has been a focal point of regional tensions. The agreement is expected to provide both nations with financial benefits while reinforcing cooperation in a critical area of global trade. The timing of the Qatar visit suggests a growing diplomatic push to de-escalate the situation, even as military activity continues.