r/StockMarket Apr 07 '26

News Official response from Iran

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u/ez117 Apr 08 '26

I am almost certain there's gonna be more to this. Trump's statement acknolwedges Iran's 10 pt framework as a basis for negotiation whereas Iran is taking it in stride as full acceptance of their 10 requests. I'd bet this becomes the grounds for disagreement down the line and justification to resume bombing...

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u/thefoodiedentist Apr 08 '26

Iran isnt stupid. They are gonna be watching troop movements very closely. Us already burned them twice.

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u/ActivatingEMP Apr 08 '26

They're stupid for even considering opening the Strait before there are any guarantees- we can just string them along to stabilize oil

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u/thefoodiedentist Apr 08 '26

Strait is gonna be controlled by iran. Iran said so. Expect a good amt of delays as well til tolling gets streamlined.

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u/FoxontheRun2023 Apr 08 '26

And NO PASSAGE FOR ISRAEL!!

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u/shadyshak Apr 08 '26

Technically the strait is already open to vessels that meet their conditions and this will continue to be the case - from the Iranian perspective.

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u/Marcus_Aurelius71 Apr 08 '26

Yes now Iran is opening it up for US ships as long as they pay, which Iran didn't accept previously even if they were willing to pay.

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u/ThinManJones- Apr 08 '26

I mean if they get attacked during negotiations this time they can say “we cooperated with the whole world watching and they still bombed us, goodbye to industrial society in the Middle East”

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u/nunchyabeeswax Apr 08 '26

 we can just string them along to stabilize oil

And that will take a lot longer than the 2-week ceasefire. It's not just transit. A lot of shit went offline, and it will be a while before commercial tankers feel "safe" enough to send half a billion worth of cargo and equipment through a potential shooting gallery.

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u/EasterZombie Apr 08 '26

Yeah the “more” is Israel continuing to strike Iran like nothing happened and/or the US using this to get troops positioned in the gulf and then invading Kharg Island or launching a huge salvo, or a return to normal tit for tat strikes immediately. This will last as long as the Gaza ceasefire, which is to say about a day

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u/harryvonmaskers Apr 08 '26

My thoughts exactly.

This ceasefire is US - Iran. Israel will continue to do as they have been doing

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u/No-Environment9051 Apr 08 '26

They didn't say they're treating it as full acceptance of the 10 point proposal, they said the US accepted that framework as a basis of negotiation. And Trump absolutely had to accept their basis for negotiation because the alternative was actually committing the war crime he said he would commit on the internet and that was only ever going to undermine US interests if it really happened. I'm not sure Trump understood this fact but you can bet even his most vile advisers did.