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Following the speeches of Pezeshkian and Trump at the UN General Assembly, oil prices are rising again. The diplomats of both sides confirmed that they exchanged messages on the sidelines of the General Assembly for several hours with the mediation of Qatar. The American side evaluated this indirect negotiation positively, but it seems that the energy market reacted when the possibility of reaching an immediate agreement decreased. From the Strait of Hormuz it was reported that at least one vessel was hit by a refugee when it tried crossing the southern route of this waterway The International Maritime Organization said the current disruption to maritime transport due to war is unprecedented.

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Following the speeches of Pezeshkian and Trump at the UN General Assembly, oil prices are rising again. The diplomats of both sides confirmed that they exchanged messages on the sidelines of the General Assembly for several hours with the mediation of Qatar. The American side evaluated this indirect negotiation positively, but it seems that the energy market reacted when the possibility of reaching an immediate agreement decreased. From the Strait of Hormuz it was reported that at least one vessel was hit by a refugee when it tried crossing the southern route of this waterway The International Maritime Organization said the current disruption to maritime transport due to war is unprecedented.

Following the speeches of Pezeshkian and Trump at the UN General Assembly, oil prices are rising again. The diplomats of both sides confirmed that they exchanged messages on the sidelines of the General Assembly for several hours with the mediation of Qatar. The American side evaluated this indirect negotiation positively, but it seems that the energy market reacted when the possibility of reaching an immediate agreement decreased. From the Strait of Hormuz it was reported that at least one vessel was hit by a refugee when it tried crossing the southern route of this waterway The International Maritime Organization said the current disruption to maritime transport due to war is unprecedented.

Kesri Naji reports