An informed source told Tasnim that Iran is considering the possibility of withdrawing from the ceasefire agreement if Israel continues to violate it in its attack on Lebanon

This development signifies a potential escalation in Middle Eastern tensions, which could impact oil prices and safe-haven assets like gold.

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While considering Iran's possible withdrawal from the ceasefire plan, our country's armed forces are determining targets to respond to today's aggression by Israel against Lebanon.

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If Iran follows through on withdrawing from the ceasefire, it may lead to heightened conflict, affecting not only regional dynamics but also broader markets with implications for currencies like the USD and JPY. Traders should monitor energy markets closely, as disruptions could lead to significant price volatility.

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