Iran confirms that security chief Larijani was killed, according to Iranian media

The confirmation of the death of Iranian security chief Larijani adds a significant layer of uncertainty in the region, potentially escalating tensions.

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Given Larijani's role, this could provoke a response from Iran, impacting oil prices particularly as concerns grow over supply security. Traders should watch for potential spikes in WTI and reactions from other regional actors.

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