Iran says it is not going to accept any new commitments, only a reasonable mechanism and schedule for the implementation of the 10 presented clauses should be discussed in this round of negotiations.

Iran’s refusal to accept new commitments while insisting on discussions of existing clauses suggests a potential stalemate in negotiations.

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Iran says it is not going to accept any new commitments, only a reasonable mechanism and schedule for the implementation of the 10 presented clauses should be discussed in this round of negotiations.

A White House official says that the 10-point peace plan that Iran publicly released on Wednesday differs from the plan that Trump said was a "workable basis on which to negotiate", NYT reports

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This could impact oil prices, particularly WTI, as uncertainties around Iran's compliance with past agreements might heighten geopolitical tensions and supply concerns, possibly affecting market sentiment in both the EU and US sessions.

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