US Proposes Temporary Iran Oil Sanctions Waiver During Nuclear Talks

Fresh developments in negotiations between the United States and Iran suggest a possible temporary easing of restrictions on Iranian oil exports during ongoing talks. According to sources close to the negotiations, the latest US proposal includes a temporary waiver on Iran’s oil sanctions while discussions continue toward a broader agreement.

Wti crude drops 3% intrady after the news.

Temporary Iran Oil Sanctions Relief Under Discussion

The reported proposal includes a temporary waiver from the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), allowing limited relief from oil sanctions during the negotiation period. Unlike earlier drafts, the new proposal reportedly accepts a short-term suspension instead of maintaining full restrictions throughout the talks.

A temporary waiver would mean sanctions are not permanently removed but paused for a limited time while diplomatic efforts continue.

Iran Demands Full Sanctions Removal

Iran has continued to insist that complete removal of all sanctions must be included as part of any final US commitment. However, the current proposal reportedly offers only temporary relief until both sides reach a final agreement.

The talks remain sensitive, with energy markets closely watching developments that could affect global oil supply and regional stability.