The United States will not renew waivers allowing purchases of Iranian and Russian oil already at sea, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said. The move comes as Washington intensifies sanctions on Iranian oil networks and related financial operations.

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The United States will not renew waivers allowing certain Russian and Iranian oil shipments, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said. He cited a blockade on Iran and rising tensions in the Middle East as energy markets remain volatile.

United States envoys will travel to Pakistan to relay Iran's position as fighting continues. Despite public pressure tactics, both sides appear to be exploring diplomatic options amid rising global oil prices.

United States envoys are traveling to Pakistan for talks linked to the Iran conflict as tensions over military action and oil shipping continue. Both sides signal interest in diplomacy despite ongoing sanctions and strong public rhetoric.