Nuclear Talks Stall
The article discusses the efforts of the United States and Iran in negotiations over the nuclear issue, with both parties conducting separate talks with mediators but showing little willingness to make concessions. Tehran remains firm in its refusal to take any steps that could be seen as concessions and emphasizes that it does not seek nuclear weapons, despite Washington's denial of offering sanctions relief or the release of frozen funds in exchange for nuclear concessions. Meanwhile, Middle Eastern oil exports rebounded in September to 16.328 million barrels per day, marking an increase during the month due to the recovery of oil transit through the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran partially controls. The Trump administration believes that further negotiations over the strait are no longer necessary, while Iran continues to demand a halt to hostilities and the lifting of sanctions as conditions for reopening the strait. However, Washington rejects these demands amid ongoing tensions and concerns over a possible military escalation.
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