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AS-Iran Peace Negotiation Agreement, Israel Refuses to Withdraw

Iran’s national television station announced that a peace agreement with the United States (AS) has officially been reached in order to end the war on all fronts. The situation briefly flared up on Monday (15/6) in the early hours of local time, when Iran canceled the talks and prepared to attack Israel following a sudden attack in Lebanon. Tensions eased after Donald Trump made a last-minute offer that included security guarantees for Lebanon, the withdrawal of Israeli forces, and the lifting of the blockade.
Despite the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) having already been secured, Iran’s Minister of Foreign Affairs stressed that the document was drafted without any trust at all in the AS and their side, and that they would continue to monitor American commitments before proceeding with final negotiations over the next 60 days. US Vice President JD Vance also confirmed this peace, emphasizing a permanent prohibition on Iran possessing nuclear weapons. However, the implementation of this agreement was immediately hindered after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was reported to have told Trump that Israel would not withdraw IDF forces from Lebanon and did not feel bound by the Lebanon clause contained in the AS-Iran agreement.
The certainty of peace and the immediate reduction of conflict risk in the region were instantly responded to by the global market. Oil prices crashed, touching $78, as guarantees for the smooth supply of the world’s energy were secured. This easing of geopolitical tensions became a breath of fresh air, sparking positive sentiment in the crypto market and sending Bitcoin’s price soaring to the $65,000 area.