Iran's Foreign Minister says the explicit reference to possible use of force by the US must end immediately and unconditionally

Iran's Foreign Minister's demands for an end to explicit references to U.S.

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Iran's Foreign Minister says the explicit reference to possible use of force by the US must end immediately and unconditionally

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force signal a push for de-escalation in geopolitical tensions. This could potentially impact energy markets, especially if it leads to a more stable dialogue surrounding Iran’s nuclear capabilities and sanctions. Monitoring responses in oil prices, particularly WTI, will be crucial as these developments unfold.

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