Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi says negotiations with the US are no longer on the agenda
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Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi says negotiations with the US are no longer on the agenda.
What it means
The statement from Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi implies a significant de-escalation in diplomatic relations with the US, suggesting that any future negotiations are unlikely. This could heighten geopolitical tensions in the region, impacting oil prices and potentially bolstering demand for safe-haven assets like gold. Traders should monitor related assets closely as this development may lead to volatility in the markets.
- Ukrainian President Zelensky says negotiations between Ukraine, Russia and the US could take place as early as November 10th
- Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi briefed the Cabinet on diplomatic developments and consultations with Qatar, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, emphasising regional cooperation, collective security and efforts to prevent further escalation, IRNA reports
- Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi says the destructive consequences of any Israeli-provoked military action in the Persian Gulf remain a major concern for gas-producing and consuming countries
- Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi says that the destructive consequences of any military adventurism provoked by Israel in the Persian Gulf region for international markets remain a serious concern for gas exporting and gas consuming countries
- Iran's Foreign Minister Araghchi says sustainable regional security requires collective responsibility, mutual respect for sovereignty and cooperation among regional countries without foreign military intervention
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