Indirect talks between the United States and Iran in Doha concluded on Wednesday without a significant breakthrough towards a broader understanding. The discussions centered on clarifying issues related to a previously announced interim agreement reached two weeks prior. Neither side indicated progress on resolving outstanding disputes beyond the scope of the existing temporary arrangement. The talks specifically focused on matters already considered settled under the interim deal, suggesting limited ambition for further negotiation in this round. Officials from both countries refrained from commenting on specific details of the discussions, maintaining a cautious approach. The primary area of focus, as initially reported, remained the security of the Strait of Hormuz. The lack of progress signals continued challenges in de-escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran.