Iran says it will keep targeting U.S. interests until the United States surrenders completely, a standoff already marked by American airstrikes and Iranian retaliation against bases in Gulf states. Prediction markets put the odds of reconstruction funding entering a U.S.-Iran deal in 2026 at 29%, unchanged from the day before.
Iran has vowed to keep targeting U.S. interests until Washington accepts what it calls "complete surrender", according to Crypto Briefing. The declaration lands amid ongoing military confrontation between the two countries across the Middle East.
Recent weeks have brought U.S. airstrikes on Iranian soil and Iranian retaliation against American bases and interests in Gulf states, including Kuwait and Qatar. Tehran blames the breakdown on Washington failing to honor earlier agreements, which it says has undermined bilateral ties.
The announcement appears to suggest a deal could become less likely. Prediction markets now assign a 29% probability that Iran reconstruction funding is included in a 2026 agreement, unchanged from the previous day.
Much depends on named players. U.S. President Donald Trump and Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif will shape whether talks survive, while mediators from Qatar and Pakistan could open a diplomatic channel. Further military moves on either side would push a deal further out of reach.
Source: Crypto Briefing
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