US VP Vance says negotiations depend on what the Iranians do and there is no chance that any potential strikes on Iran will result in engaging in a war for years

This statement from US VP Vance indicates a cautious approach to negotiations with Iran, suggesting that current dynamics will significantly affect future diplomatic efforts.

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US VP Vance says negotiations depend on what the Iranians do and there is no chance that any potential strikes on Iran will result in engaging in a war for years

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The assertion that there's no likelihood of strikes leading to prolonged war can ease immediate geopolitical tensions, likely bolstering energy market stability, particularly for commodities like WTI. However, continued vigilance is required as developments could still create volatility if the situation escalates unexpectedly.

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