Senior Iran official confirmed receipt of Pakistan's proposal; is being reviewed; says Tehran will not accept deadlines or pressure to make a decision

The confirmation that Iran has received Pakistan's proposal indicates ongoing diplomatic engagement, yet Tehran's stance against accepting deadlines or pressure suggests a reluctance to rush decisions that could influence regional dynamics.

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This could impact energy markets, particularly WTI, as any delays in agreements might hinder supply chain developments, thereby maintaining volatility in oil prices.

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