Mohammad Ghalibaf has been named Iran's chief negotiator for nuclear talks, a role central to ongoing discussions with the United States and other global powers. This appointment impacts international efforts to manage Iran's nuclear program and regional security, affecting diplomatic relations and potential sanctions. Recent reports of a US backchannel to Ghalibaf have sparked controversy within Tehran, highlighting internal political tensions over negotiation strategies.
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Iran's nuclear negotiations influence oil supply expectations, causing price fluctuations in global crude markets.
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