America and Iran continue to stand deadlock, and oil prices rise

The stalemate between the United States and Iran persisted, with international oil prices rising by about 3 per cent on Monday. In view of the bleak prospects for the peace talks between Iraq and Iraq, Trump indicated that he had no intention of prolonging the agreement with Iran, which was about to expire. The memorandum of understanding between Iraq and the United States signed in June this year technically expired on Monday. The parties remain divided on many issues, including the Strait of Hormuz. Other officials suggested that the United States was not in a hurry to end the conflict, which had been going on for almost six months. The United States Minister of Energy stated that the United States was engaged in a long-term game with the Islamic Republic of Iran, while the senior adviser to Trump, Kouchner, said that Trump would be patient in reaching an agreement。