Iran's Supreme Security Council says fingers are on the trigger and as soon as the enemy makes the slightest mistake, it will be answered with full force

The statement from Iran's Supreme Security Council signals a heightened state of tension, indicating that any perceived aggression could be met with significant military retaliation.

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This rhetoric may lead to increased volatility in oil markets, particularly WTI, as traders price in the risk of supply disruptions stemming from potential conflict in the region, which could amplify existing concerns about energy security.

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