Oil prices continue to fall after the departure of the Iranian vires from Qatar, a draft proposal for a possible end to the war between the US and Iran is circulated. "Assuming hopes for any political progress, combined with a lack of significant military escalation over the weekend, dampened the initial price rally somewhat," said Tim Waterer, chief market analyst at KCM Trade. "Our demands have been set in a clear and transparent manner," said Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Eskal Bagai. These demands are logical and logical: a final agreement cannot be reached, and the Straits of Hormuz cannot be reopened, until the US naval blockade is lifted, Iran's demands yield to Iran's legitimate demands." Iran said at the weekend that the Straits of Hormuz could be reopened within two days if its demands are met, faster than expected in September, when the layers are scheduled to open in a week. Trump rejected Iran's September proposal. "It is still unclear where this will lead," the analysts said. In the morning, the price of Brent crude oil dropped to $108.61 per barrel, and the price of crude oil was $99.62. At press time, Brent is trading at $106.4 a barrel, WTI is at $97.40.