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Panorama News 23 6 2026 1Pm Dr, Mohamed El Ezaby,International Relations Expert , Political Analyst

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Dr. Muhammad El Ezaby, an international relations expert, discusses potential US–Iran negotiations and how they could influence the ceasefire situation and global oil prices.

Key Points

  • Negotiations described as progressing well despite tensions: US Vice President JD Vance is cited saying talks have reached a “very good foundation.” Analysts expect the negotiations to help reinforce the ceasefire even amid ongoing US–Iran tensions.

  • Ceasefire and reduced hostilities linked to past US actions: El Ezaby argues that following Donald Trump’s pressure, Benjamin Netanyahu announced a halt to strikes “towards Lebanon and south of Lebanon,” creating a broader opening for a deal.

  • Potential nuclear agreement framework: He claims the US and Iran share core positions—most notably that the US accepts Iran’s civilian nuclear program. The remaining disagreement is framed as:

    • Iran insisting on “fees” related to enforcing/receiving rights concerning HORMON (as transcribed), and
    • the US seeking freedom for maritime navigation and the Strait.

  • Direct talks seen as more effective than indirect negotiations: El Ezaby emphasizes that direct Iran–US negotiations in Geneva are considered critical to resolving outstanding issues.

  • Oil price expectations if the deal holds: The discussion connects the negotiation timeline to oil markets:

    • Once the issue of maritime trading access (subtitles interpreted as Hormuz/Hormuz-related access) is opened and Trump announces stopping the war, oil prices could fall immediately from about $115 to $80 per barrel.
    • With a final ceasefire and nuclear arrangement, oil could drop further to roughly $60–$65, supporting the international economy and helping restore oil supply chains disrupted by the conflict.

Presenters / Contributors

  • Dr. Mohamed El Ezaby — International Relations Expert, Political Analyst
  • US Vice President JD Vance — mentioned as a source of remarks
  • Donald Trump — mentioned
  • Benjamin Netanyahu — mentioned

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