Did the US-Iran talks collapse? The agreement could be delayed by 6 months! Are oil and food prices about to explode?

The latest news directly contradicts Trump's claim that "an agreement will be signed soon": Gulf and European officials reveal that the US-Iran peace deal will take at least 6 months to implement, definitely not "soon."

The most critical issue now is the Strait of Hormuz. Officials privately warn: if the strait cannot reopen before next month, a global food crisis could erupt directly. If the war drags on beyond 6 months, energy prices are likely to surge again. Oil, natural gas, and grains—these explosive factors—are all in a state of high alert.

More importantly, Gulf countries believe Iran is still advancing nuclear weapons and long-range missile programs. The agreement must completely ban uranium enrichment and ballistic missiles. But at the same time, countries like Saudi Arabia and the UAE have made it clear they oppose restarting the war and prefer to resolve issues through diplomacy.

On one side, there is the risk of oil prices soaring past $100 at any moment; on the other, the shadow of a food crisis. Are the risk assets in the crypto world still celebrating? Once these two explosive factors blow up, the current rally could reverse at any time.