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Iran refuses to drop demands for peace talks with the United States

Tehran says it will not abandon its seven requirements or make concessions in discussions with Washington. Iranian officials insist hostilities must cease everywhere before a deal can be reached.

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Oil falls as US and Iran reportedly near interim deal

Brent crude dropped 2.52 percent to $102.13 per barrel and WTI fell 1.96 percent to $94.57 amid reports of progress in US-Iran talks. Sources say discussions focus on announcing an interim agreement, though a final deal remains unconfirmed.

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Iran insists on lifting sanctions before reopening Hormuz

Tehran says mediators are narrowing differences with Washington, but demands its terms be met before the strait reopens. The military chief listed five peace conditions, including ending regional conflicts and unfreezing Iranian assets.

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