A diplomatic source to Al-Mayadeen says preparations for holding talks between Washington and Tehran are still in the stage of transmitting messages through mediators; "the path towards a settlement is very slow and very complex"

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  • The collapse of the previous two rounds of negotiations following the aggression against Iran puts many doubts regarding the upcoming round.
  • Washington seems determined to engage in negotiations with Iran to discuss the points it raised and the Iranian position on them.
  • Iran has conditions that are generally considered sovereign, and it is in a position of self-defense.
  • Tehran aspires to an agreement that guarantees its sovereign right and will not be exposed to attacks again at a later stage.
  • The path towards a settlement is very slow and very complex, and the risk of its collapse is great because of the role played by “Israel”

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The ongoing diplomatic discussions between Washington and Tehran remain fraught with complexity and uncertainty. The slow progress and the myriad of conditions set by Iran, coupled with external influences such as Israel, heighten the risks of a negotiation collapse, which could lead to increased tensions and volatility in energy markets. Traders should be aware that any setbacks in the negotiations could significantly impact oil prices, particularly WTI, given the geopolitical backdrop.

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