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Oil prices dropped sharply on Tuesday after the Trump administration’s preliminary agreement with Iran, which includes sanctions relief allowing Tehran to resume crude oil exports.

Brent Crude fell to $77 per barrel, its lowest level in nearly three months.The decline comes shortly after President Donald Trump signed the Memorandum of Understanding with Iran, paving the way for the regime to bring more oil onto the global market.

On June 23, Trump noted that 19 million barrels of oil had passed through the Strait of Hormuz the previous day. While lower energy prices at the pump are generally welcomed by American consumers, the rapid drop reflects market expectations of significantly increased Iranian supply following years of sanctions pressure.

Some critics argue that easing sanctions too quickly could once again enrich the Iranian regime and fund its terrorist proxies without securing ironclad, verifiable concessions on its nuclear program.

The Trump administration has maintained that any sanctions relief will be strictly conditioned on Iranian compliance and verifiable progress. With the 60-day negotiation window still in effect, the White House continues to emphasize that America will negotiate from a position of strength — not desperation — and that Tehran will not be allowed to exploit the current agreement.

Markets are reacting to the short-term supply increase, but the real test will be whether this leads to lasting stability or it repeats the familiar cycle of Iranian bad faith.

We'll see, but for now, let's hope the agreement stands the test of time.