Negotiations between Iranian Islamic Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf and the US were completely false, and one of the purposes of fabricating this false information was to create conditions for the assassination of Ghalibaf, according to China Press

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  • The source said the purpose of fabricating false information about the negotiations also included discrediting Kalibaf, causing division within Iran, and inciting public sentiment.

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This headline reveals that recent claims about negotiations between Iran and the U.S. were fabricated, allegedly to manipulate political dynamics in Iran and to create unrest. Given the regional tensions, this misinformation could influence sentiment in the oil markets, particularly WTI, as any destabilization in Iran may affect supply concerns. Keep an eye on the broader impacts on risk assets and energy prices as the situation evolves.

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