Iranian Foreign Ministry says Washington must accept all terms of the agreement for the ceasefire to hold.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry's statement emphasizes that for the ceasefire to remain effective, Washington must concede to all terms of the agreement.

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Iranian Foreign Ministry says Washington must accept all terms of the agreement for the ceasefire to hold.

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  • The ceasefire in Lebanon is part of the understanding and restraint shown by Tehran, but it has its limits.
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This indication of Tehran’s limits on patience suggests potential volatility in the region, particularly if tensions escalate, which could have implications for oil prices and risk sentiment globally.

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