Trump Shelves Strait Toll Plan, Pivots to Gulf Investment Deals and Naval Pressure on Iran

The shift from a unilateral shipping fee to bilateral investment partnerships signals a strategic recalibration in how the U.S. intends to pressure Iran and secure regional interests—affecting energy markets, military posture, and America's economic leverage in the Middle East.
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