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"If a new war breaks out between Iran and the Israeli regime, it will no longer resemble the limited conflicts of the past", SNN reports; "the agreement between Iran and the United States seems extremely far-fetched due to the fundamental differences"

The statement underscores the potential for a significant escalation in conflict between Iran and Israel, hinting at broader regional ramifications.

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NUCLEAR

  • "Iran is not willing to back down from what it calls the "right to independent development" under the pressure of military threats or sanctions."

LEBANON

  • "Tehran wants any potential agreement not only to be limited to the nuclear issue, but also to include a cessation of hostilities on all fronts, especially in Lebanon and Palestine."

IRANIAN LEADERSHIP

  • "Iran's power structure remains cohesive, decision-making continues at the highest levels, and US claims about turmoil or power vacuum in Tehran are not true.

US-IRAN

  • "The agreement between Iran and the United States seems extremely far-fetched due to the fundamental difference in the nature of their policy."
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This raises concerns for energy markets, particularly WTI, as heightened tensions could disrupt supplies or volatility in pricing. Given the unlikely prospect of a US-Iran agreement, traders should remain vigilant for shifts in geopolitical dynamics that could impact risk sentiment and commodity prices.

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