Iran is ready to dilute highly enriched uranium to levels of 3.7% and 20%, via Al Jazeera citing a source

Iran's willingness to dilute highly enriched uranium to lower levels signals potential flexibility in negotiations, but ongoing tensions with the U.S.

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Washington refused to transfer the highly enriched uranium to Russia and suggested a third country to receive it.
Iran has refused to transfer uranium outside its territory and is ready to dilute it under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Washington demanded a halt to uranium enrichment for twenty years, and Iran refused.
Washington demanded in its proposal to obtain highly enriched uranium at 60%.
Washington rejected a proposal to pay Iran reparations for war losses.

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could escalate if a resolution isn't reached. The situation may impact oil markets, specifically WTI, as any development could affect supply perceptions and geopolitical stability in the region. Watch for potential market reactions, as any shift in this dialogue may influence energy prices significantly.

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