Iran Denies Negotiation Request with U.S., Cites Violations in Nuclear Deal

Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Saeed Khatibzadeh stated that no negotiation request had been made with the U.S., while emphasizing Iran's adherence to the principle of 'reciprocal commitments.' He accused Washington of violating the nuclear deal through oil sales restrictions and new sanctions. Regional mediator Qatar was noted to have visited Tehran, but Iran only conveyed its views without accepting mediation.

Escalating Tensions Over Iran-U.S. Nuclear Deal

■U.S. President Donald Trump claimed Iran sought talks, which Tehran dismissed.

■Iran cited breaches of Articles 1, 2, and 9 of the nuclear agreement.

■Qatar's mediator role highlighted, though Iran maintained a passive stance.

Savaş Yıldırım Analysis: This development introduces no immediate volatility to global energy markets. However, Iran's oil export restrictions could deter foreign investments in energy and construction sectors. While U.S. policy lacks direct impact on major exchanges, Middle Eastern energy supply stability remains a 2024 risk factor.