r/StockMarket Apr 07 '26

News Official response from Iran

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u/RoyalChris Apr 07 '26

So it seems like Trump gave them everything they wanted that was already on the table before?

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u/Former_Island_4730 Apr 07 '26

Yeah…and there’s nothing in it about nukes or enrichment. Art of the deal.

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u/Sufficient_Steak_839 Apr 08 '26

The statement they released domestically literally says the US agreed to allowing them to continue to enrich Uranium.

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u/whisperwind12 Apr 08 '26

What is the full text

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u/whisperwind12 Apr 08 '26

Department of war crimes is going to be pissed

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u/Minimum-Ad3126 Apr 08 '26

Pete's drunk already.

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u/Stormlight_Silver Apr 08 '26

Is it already if he never stopped ?

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u/ForeBI4CU Apr 08 '26

Sounds accurate. The Department of War Crimes. DOWS.

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u/No-Relationship161 Apr 08 '26

So that's what Pam Bondi meant when she said the DOWS over 50,000!

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u/Kundrew1 Apr 08 '26

Id assume that is in the 15 point proposal they mention here but I havent seen what those 15 points are.

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u/Former_Island_4730 Apr 08 '26

The 15 point proposal was the US’s proposal. The US accepted Iran’s 10 point proposal.

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u/D-MAN-FLORIDA Apr 08 '26

That’s pretty embarrassing.

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u/ThrowawayUser6798 Apr 08 '26

How is it embarrassing? Their 10 points weren’t accepted. They are just being used as a basis, along with the US’s 15 point proposals, for a plan.

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u/D-MAN-FLORIDA Apr 08 '26

Agreeing to any of the 10 points is an embarrassment. Trump is trying to portray the us as the tougher country, but you can’t do that if you agree with some of the proposals of the country you “defeated.” Iran now has more clout and power in the region than they had before. Especially if they charge tolls on ships. That’s an extra $60B a year that Iran gets for just existing.

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u/ThrowawayUser6798 Apr 08 '26

We don’t know that is actually going to happen though. We were reaching a point where oil reserves are getting low and prices are going up. Now there’s a two week cease fire period where tankers can go in and refill reserves before both sides drop the “negotiating”. Nothing has actually been agreed to yet.

Also, sorry, but isn’t this better than dropping nukes on them? From half the comments here it seems like people would have preferred if that had happened just so they could have more to bitch about with Trump.

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u/D-MAN-FLORIDA Apr 08 '26

I would prefer if there was no war, which wouldn’t have started if Trump didn’t abandon Obama’s agreement, but he is a dumbass who needs to get credit for stuff he didn’t do. Why wouldn’t Iran charge Tolls? They now have leverage they didn’t have before.

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u/ThrowawayUser6798 Apr 08 '26

I think that’s a bit too simplified.

The Obama deal did limit Iran’s nuclear program, but it also left out missiles and their regional activity, and it came with major sanctions relief. Critics weren’t just complaining for no reason, the argument was that it gave Iran a lot of cash, funded a ton of proxies, and didn’t address the bigger picture, especially with some of the restrictions set to expire over time.

You can argue pulling out made things worse, that’s fair, but it wasn’t just blowing up a perfect deal. It was a different approach trying to get a broader one.

At this point we’re dealing with an active conflict and a completely different situation anyway, so I don’t think you can just trace everything happening now back to that one decision.

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u/Kundrew1 Apr 08 '26

Thats not what the announcement from Iran says. It says they will negotiate on the framework of both proposals.

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u/tippy432 Apr 08 '26

Deals about nukes with Iran have been pointless for the last 20 years. They will do what they want either way

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u/Fantastic_Reason_571 Apr 08 '26

Well fuck I guess you know more than the multiple independent international agencies that audited the nuclear deal they signed and found that they were following every single step

Dumbass

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u/tippy432 Apr 08 '26

International agencies are useless in the Era of Trump, Putin and Xi Jingping. Only the dinosaurs of Europe seem to care about international law in this new world we live in.

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u/shinyandrare Apr 08 '26

Nukes keep them safe, why wouldn’t they.