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Iran NSC Spokesperson says new confrontations with the United States are possible.

The statement from the Iranian NSC spokesperson signals a potential escalation in tensions with the United States, particularly concerning nuclear policy and navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

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  • "We are preparing a new law regarding navigation in the Strait of Hormuz."
  • "We forced America to back down, and it is responsible for the escalation."
  • "Iran's nuclear doctrine is peaceful, but if we face an existential threat, this doctrine could change."
  • "If the pressure on us continues, we may increase the uranium enrichment level to 90%."
  • "We are prepared for all scenarios and we are not engaged in nuclear negotiations with America."
  • We want to end the war and we will not accept an extension of the ceasefire.
  • "The talk about reducing the uranium enrichment level was before the last war, and we are not about to make concessions to the enemy."
  • Trump has no option but to surrender to our people.
  • "Trump must either deal with our negotiators or our missiles."
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This could lead to increased volatility in affected markets, notably in energy and forex, as geopolitical risks often prompt investors to seek safe havens or adjust positions in commodities like oil and gold.

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