Iran deputy foreign minister says Tehran was close to responding to ceasefire violation but Pakistan intervened, repeats any regional peace must include Lebanon, next hours are critical, Fars reports

The comments from the Iranian deputy foreign minister signal heightened tensions in the region, with potential implications for energy markets, particularly WTI crude.

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Iran deputy foreign minister says Tehran was close to responding to ceasefire violation but Pakistan intervened, repeats any regional peace must include Lebanon, next hours are critical, Fars reports

Senior Iranian security official told the Tehran Times: "If the attacks against Lebanon do not stop, there will be no negotiations."; adds "since last night, following Iran's threats, the volume of attacks has decreased"

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  • Iranian delegation will go to peace talks in Islamabad. The United States, based on its commitment, must stop Israeli attacks on Lebanon
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The call for the U.S. to halt Israeli attacks on Lebanon indicates a broader regional dynamic that could escalate if not addressed, making the next few hours critical for maintaining stability. Investors should be aware of potential volatility in commodities and energy prices as developments unfold.

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