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Iran Hopes Diplomacy Push Will Avert Conflict With USA

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Last updated: 2026/02/02 at 12:34 PM
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Iran hopes that diplomatic efforts to avert a conflict with the US will bear fruit inside days, the Islamic Republic’s international ministry stated on Monday.

A number of international locations within the Center East have acted as intermediaries to change messages with the US, Esmail Baghaei, a spokesman for the ministry, stated. He added that any army battle “gained’t be confined to Iran’s geographic boundaries.”

“We’re reviewing and making choices on the small print of every diplomatic monitor, which we hope will yield ends in the approaching days,” he stated.

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The feedback underline the latest flurry of exercise to decrease tensions within the area as US President Donald Trump threatens the Islamic Republic with army motion if it doesn’t comply with a deal to curb its nuclear program.

Oil costs fell sharply in early buying and selling on Monday, partly due to the heightened diplomatic maneuvers, with Brent dropping round 4.5% to $66.20 a barrel. Costs are nonetheless up roughly 8.5% this 12 months due to the still-high possibilities of a battle within the oil-rich area.

On Sunday Trump stated American naval belongings have been “a few days” away from Iran, whereas Supreme Chief Ali Khamenei warned of a “regional conflict” if his nation is attacked. Tehran has beforehand threatened to retaliate with strikes on Israel and US bases within the area.

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Trump additionally stated unspecified Gulf allies have been negotiating with Iran to scale back tensions and he’s hopeful that “we’ll make a deal.”

Baghaei, the spokesman, stated Iran’s precedence in talks was sanctions reduction and that it’s “lifelike” in its strategy.

Overseas Minister Abbas Araghchi has held talks with counterparts in Egypt, Turkey, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates since Friday.

“Structural preparations for negotiations are progressing,” Iran’s safety chief Ali Larijani stated Saturday.

UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed canceled a state go to to Japan that was deliberate for later this week as a result of Iran tensions, Japan’s public broadcaster NHK reported, citing unidentified state officers.

The UAE authorities didn’t instantly reply to a request for remark from Bloomberg.

A few of Japan’s greatest patrons of liquefied pure fuel additionally stated they may skip a key convention in Qatar this week due to safety issues.




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