Iran told Pakistan that the US must fulfil commitments and emphasised that the US must drop excessive demands, Tasnim reports; new talks are of no benefit without a framework first

Iran's insistence that the US must uphold commitments and reduce demands signals a potential stalemate in negotiations, which could hinder progress toward a nuclear deal.

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This situation may elevate geopolitical tensions, potentially impacting energy markets as uncertainty increases around supply stability, particularly for WTI and broader commodities.

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