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Tehran: Talking with Oman, not Washington
Iran has stated that it is not requesting to resume talks with the United States, emphasizing that the current negotiations are between Iran and Oman regarding the management of the Strait of Hormuz, and that these talks have yielded positive results. It clarified that the situation in the strait remains closed, and that the United States is not involved in these discussions, which Tehran considers to be bilateral between Iran and Oman. The Iranian official also confirmed that there have been no direct negotiations with Washington, and that messages are only being conveyed through intermediaries. These developments follow Iran's announcement of suspending its retaliatory attacks against U.S. allies, while the American ambassador indicated that the White House might allow some diplomatic space with Tehran, while remaining prepared for the possibility of resuming hostilities. On another note, Iran threatened a strong response to the Ukrainian attack on its ship, hinting that escalation could lead to severe consequences. Iran also expressed its displeasure with Kyiv’s support for Ukrainian forces, stressing that Iran has not interfered in the Ukrainian conflict. Additionally, oil prices dropped significantly after the halt of fighting, with Brent crude falling below $90 per barrel, and West Texas Intermediate dropping to $85.45 per barrel, reflecting easing tensions.
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