Iran officials say the US has crossed the line and they signalled an intention to deliver a major lesson

Iran's announcement indicates a significant escalation in tensions with the US, suggesting potential retaliatory measures that could impact oil markets.

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With energy prices sensitive to geopolitical risks, this development might trigger volatility in WTI and other commodities, as traders assess the implications for supply security and broader market sentiment.

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