Iran President Pezeshkian says America's demand from Iran is impossible and unattainable, Fars reports
- Problem is that on one hand, America pursues a maximum pressure policy against our country, and on the other hand, expects Iran to come to the negotiating table and ultimately surrender to America's unilateral demands; whereas such an equation is impossible and unattainable.
- Iran has been attacked on two occasions during the negotiations, and this time, while the dialogue is in progress, we are again witnessing military campaigns and threats.
Context
This statement from Iran's President underscores escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran, particularly around negotiations and military actions. It likely signals that the chances for a diplomatic resolution are diminishing, which could impact energy markets, particularly WTI, given Iran's position in global oil supply dynamics.
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