Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Baghaei says that the US has a hard time quitting its maximalist demands

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Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Baghaei says that the US has a hard time quitting its maximalist demands

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  • We received America's response through Pakistan.
  • The issues presented by the United States are under review.
  • Issues about enrichment and materials raised are mostly speculation.
  • The US response is being considered. 
  • At this stage, we are not talking about anything other than a complete cessation of the war. 
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demands highlight ongoing tensions and suggest that negotiations may remain stagnant, potentially impacting oil supply and prices. This could increase volatility in the commodities market, especially for WTI, as traders assess the implications of any prolonged standstill in negotiations or further escalation in the region.

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