Aerial strike reported near the Pakistani embassy in Tehran, although diplomats are safe, according to SNN

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The reported aerial strike near the Pakistani embassy in Tehran raises significant concerns about regional stability, but the fact that diplomats are safe is a relief. This incident could escalate tensions between involved parties, impacting risk sentiment and possibly driving investors toward safe-haven assets like gold and treasuries. Keep an eye on geopolitical developments and market reactions as they unfold.

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