Iran says its UN delegation does not plan further US talks
- On Monday, Iran's delegation to the United Nations General Assembly in New York stated it has no plans for negotiations with the United States, according to the Islamic Republic News Agency .
- President Donald Trump rejected a proposal by Tehran to reopen the Strait within seven days, he told Axios on Sunday, contradicting his earlier expectations that negotiations would resume soon.
- Roughly 20 percent of the world's Oil and gas flowed through the Strait before the conflict. Iran presented seven conditions to end the war and reopen the strategic waterway, IRNA reported.
- Tehran conveyed its positions to the United States via a Qatari mediator, IRNA said, with Iran's delegation set to return to Tehran on Tuesday after the General Assembly session.
- Oil prices spiked following Trump's rejection, as markets react to uncertainty over transit through the Strait. The diplomatic deadlock between the United States and Iran continues to threaten global energy stability and supply chain security.
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Iranian state media reported that the Iranian delegation to the UN General Assembly had no plans for talks with the United States, after US President Donald Trump said he expected more negotiations. "Iran's delegation in New York has no plans for negotiations with the United States," the official IRNA news agency said, citing an unidentified source close to the group. Trump told Axios on Sunday that he expected talks to resume soon, a day after …
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