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US-Iran negotiations stall over Strait of Hormuz and sanctions FAST-MOVING

Diplomatic efforts to end the seven-month conflict between the United States and Iran have reached a critical juncture. Through Qatari mediation in New York, indirect talks have continued, focusing on a seven-day proposal from Tehran. This Iranian plan seeks to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for lifting naval blockades, removing oil sanctions, and releasing frozen assets.

Despite reports of ‘positive and constructive’ communications, a significant impasse remains. President Donald Trump has publicly rejected the proposal and denied claims that he offered sanctions relief or unfreezing of funds in exchange for nuclear concessions. The Trump administration maintains that any potential agreement must first resolve issues regarding Iran's nuclear program.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that Tehran remains prepared for both diplomacy and war, noting that a lack of trust is a primary obstacle. Meanwhile, the geopolitical tension has impacted global markets, with oil prices rising toward 107 USD per barrel as the likelihood of a swift resolution diminishes.

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Abbas Araghchi · Donald Trump · Houthi · Iran · Iran · Iran · Mojtaba Khamenei · Pakistan · Qatar · Qatar · Qatar · Strait of Hormuz

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