Iran secretly acquired a Chinese spy satellite that gave the Islamic republic a powerful new capability to target US military bases across the Middle East during the recent war, according to an FT investigation

The acquisition of a Chinese spy satellite by Iran highlights a significant escalation in military capabilities, particularly concerning US assets in the Middle East.

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This development could lead to heightened tensions in the region, affecting geopolitical stability and potentially resulting in increased volatility in energy markets, especially for commodities like WTI.

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