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An adviser to Iran’s Supreme Leader says Iran remains committed to logic and dialogue but will not equate negotiation with surrender, Fars reports

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Iran's refusal to equate negotiation with surrender signaling a diplomatic stalemate. This, coupled with the expired truce, keeps oil prices high and markets volatile due to potential supply disruptions.

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