Iran challenges the US: it rules out an agreement and threatens to put pressure on the price of oil

The Iranian regime has once again hardened its discourse. This Wednesday, he denied any possibility of agreement with the United States and issued a direct warning about the global energy market.

Amid the military escalation, Tehran made it clear that it will not relent. And that he is willing to use oil as a pressure tool.

Iran denies Trump and denies negotiations

The Iranian government rejected statements by US President Donald Trump, who had stated that both countries were moving towards

an agreement.

From Tehran, the response was overwhelming. A military spokesman assured that there are no real negotiations.

“Don't call your defeat an agreement,” they said in a statement released by the Tasnim agency, linked to the Revolutionary Guard.

An ideological and confrontational message against the West

The regime reinforced its position with an ideological discourse. He raised a division between “truth and lies” and ruled out any rapprochement

with Washington.

“We will never come to an agreement with you. Not now or ever,” said military spokesman Ebrahim Zolfaghari

.

The statement confirms the regime's hard line and its rejection of any diplomatic solution.

Oil as a weapon of global pressure

Tehran also increased economic tension. He warned that oil prices will not return to normal until their “stability” is imposed on

the region.

“They won't even see the energy prices of before,” they said from the military apparatus.

The threat directly targets the global market and Western economies.

Contrast with Trump's strategy

As Iran tightens its stance, Trump maintains a clear line. The president assured that the talks seek to prevent Tehran from developing nuclear weapons

.

He also stated that the Iranian interlocutors would have agreed not

to move forward on that path.

In addition, he mentioned a “great gift” linked to the Strait of Hormuz, key to energy trade.

Military escalation and US deployment

In parallel, the Pentagon is moving forward with the deployment of forces in the region. Thousands of Marines and naval personnel are expected to be dispatched

.

The objective is clear: to guarantee the capacity to respond to any escalation of the Iranian regime.

Iran intensifies threats as tension grows The

regime also mocked US-promoted ceasefire proposals.

He even rejected a trading plan submitted through intermediaries.

Meanwhile, cross-attacks continue in the region. Iranian missiles and air operations keep the conflict active

.

A regime that bets on confrontation

Iran's position reflects a strategy based on pressure and confrontation

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The use of oil as a political tool and the refusal to negotiate reinforce global uncertainty.

Faced with this, the United States and its allies are keeping up the pressure to contain a regime that continues to challenge the international order.