Iranian army spokesperson says armed forces will make use of more weapons that were not previously used in war, state TV reports

This statement from the Iranian army spokesperson indicates a potential escalation in military capabilities, which could heighten tensions in the region.

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Such developments typically weigh on risk sentiment and may lead to stronger demand for safe-haven assets like gold and certain currencies while impacting oil prices and broader commodity markets. Traders should monitor the response from international markets, particularly in currencies and commodities, as the situation evolves.

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