An Iranian diplomatic person says the presence of CENTCOM or any military officials can jeopardise indirect nuclear talks between the US and Iran

The statement from the Iranian diplomat highlights the precarious nature of the ongoing indirect nuclear negotiations with the US.

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This assertion implies that any military presence, particularly from CENTCOM, could escalate tensions and potentially derail talks, which could in turn affect oil prices given Iran's significant role in global oil supply. Traders should watch for any market reactions in energy commodities, particularly WTI, as geopolitical tensions can lead to price volatility.

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