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OPEC+ is on the verge of approving a halt to production increases in March

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02/01/2026, 10:29 AM
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OPEC+ is on the verge of approving a halt to production increases in March
According to informed sources in the OPEC+ alliance, the group is close to officially approving a halt to oil production increases in March. This decision is expected to be ratified at today’s online meeting chaired by Saudi Arabia and Russia. This decision, which was made in November citing seasonal declines in oil consumption, has been confirmed in previous monthly meetings. This decision comes as concerns about a possible US military attack on Iran (an OPEC member) have driven oil prices to their highest level in four months. However, OPEC+ usually acts cautiously in the face of geopolitical tensions, waiting for actual supply disruptions.
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  • There has been no significant progress in the talks yet
    منبع خبر
    02/01/2026

    A reporter from Axios said that negotiations between Iran and the United States, with the mediation of Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey, are ongoing, but no major breakthrough has been achieved so far. The delivery of enriched uranium, zero nuclear activity, recognition of Israel, and ceasing support for proxy groups in the region are the US conditions for negotiations, which directly contradict the Islamic Republic’s red lines. So far, there have been rumors of an agreement on handing over the uranium, but the other conditions remain unclear. Meanwhile, Trump is pressuring Iran through Venezuela's oil.

  • Military threats in the shadow of negotiations
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    02/01/2026

    While negotiations are ongoing, both sides (Iran and the United States) are not refraining from military threats. The commander-in-chief of Iran’s army warned that if the enemy "makes a mistake," Tehran may target Israel. These remarks come amid growing concerns about the possibility of a US military strike against Iran. Iranian officials are also preparing for a potential confrontation, including converting underground parking lots into shelters and preparing a mass burial site for the "temporary burial of invading US soldiers." This comes as Iran’s foreign minister emphasized in a social media post that Tehran is ready to accept a "fair and equitable nuclear deal" that ensures "no nuclear weapons" and guarantees the lifting of sanctions.