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Hormuz Deal Stalls as Iran Lists Demands | Vancouver News
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Iran’s top diplomat shuts the door on direct U.S. talks, citing past U.S. violations and a new list of demands—despite whispers of a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. While U.S. officials hint at progress, Iran insists on lifting sanctions and pulling out military forces before any relief for global energy flows. Meanwhile, Houthi rebels strike Saudi oil infrastructure, adding fuel to regional tensions. Behind the scenes, negotiations continue via intermediaries as Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan forge a new trilateral defense pact—possibly expanding—to counterbalance U.S. influence in a volatile Middle East.
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