Iran does not consider the nuclear issue as part of the negotiations, Tasnim reports; negotiations with US are only for the end of the war and Iran does not consider the nuclear issue as part of the negotiations. The situation is getting worse for US

Iran's stance on the nuclear negotiations is a clear indication that they are prioritizing the end of hostilities over nuclear discussions.

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Iran does not consider the nuclear issue as part of the negotiations, Tasnim reports; negotiations with US are only for the end of the war and Iran does not consider the nuclear issue as part of the negotiations. The situation is getting worse for US

Iran Ministry spokesperson says Iran's re-entry to the negotiation table, after the betrayal of the American side in June, did not mean the existence or creation of trust; entered the conversation with knowledge and mistrust, SNN reports

Iran Judiciary Chief Ejei says country's armed forces were demonstrating strength in the Strait of Hormuz

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This could create further tensions with the US, potentially affecting market sentiment and driving demand for safe-haven assets like gold and the JPY. Traders should watch how this escalates, as it could lead to volatility across energy markets and currencies.

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