Iran lawmakers demand to prolong the wat until the enemy has been deterred, ISNA reports

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The demand from Iranian lawmakers to prolong the conflict suggests a potential escalation, which could keep geopolitical tensions elevated in the region. This sentiment may influence energy markets, particularly oil prices, as prolonged instability typically boosts risk premiums in commodities like WTI. Traders should watch for market reactions that reflect shifts in supply concerns or changes in sentiment toward broader energy security.

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