US-Iran negotiations may begin Wednesday morning in Islamabad, while US is said to believe that there is a split within the Iranian negotiating team, according to Al Arabiya citing CNN network sources

The potential resumption of US-Iran negotiations could signal a shift in diplomatic relations, influencing regional stability and oil prices.

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The reported split within the Iranian negotiating team suggests internal challenges that could complicate diplomacy, making it crucial to monitor further developments for implications on risk assets and energy markets.

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