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Iran Foreign Minister Araghchi says Iran is trying to maintain the ceasefire to give diplomacy a chance, will return to talks if the US is ready for a fair deal

Iran's Foreign Minister's comments highlight their commitment to maintaining the ceasefire while expressing skepticism towards US negotiations, which suggests ongoing tension in regional diplomacy.

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  • Reiterates  Iran is only interested in negotiations if the other side is serious
  • Reiterates Iran's mistrust of Americans
  • Reiterates that all vessels can pass through the Strait of Hormuz except those at war with Iran.
  • Reiterates that vessels wanting to pass must coordinate with the Iranian Navy.
  • The situation regarding the Strait of Hormuz is complex, and we are trying to find a solution, we hope the Strait will be fully reopened.
  • The US have agreed to postpone negotiations on enriched material.
  • Mediation process by Pakistan has not failed but it is in difficulty.
  • Welcomes anything China will do to help the situation.
  • Americans must exercise patience due to the existence of many details. 
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This could impact energy markets, given the critical nature of the Strait of Hormuz for oil shipments, thus influencing commodity prices and potentially the USD's strength versus other currencies.

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