Senior Iranian Official says Pakistan’s efforts to persuade US to lift naval blockade, release the Iranian ship and its crew have not yet yielded results, according to reports

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  • Iran rejects negotiations conducted under pressure or aimed at surrender.
  • Iran could attend talks in Pakistan if the US abandons its policy of pressure and threats.
  • US is creating new obstacles every day instead of resolving issues.

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The comments from the Iranian official underscore ongoing tensions between Iran and the US regarding the naval blockade and potential negotiations. Iran's refusal to engage under pressure suggests that diplomatic progress is likely stalled, which could maintain or escalate regional tensions. Investors should consider how this impacts oil markets and geopolitical risk, as instability in the region often leads to higher volatility in commodities and related assets.

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