Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi tells South Korea envoy that aggressors are responsible for all fallout from the war, according to Yonhap

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The remarks from Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi highlight Iran's stance on accountability in the ongoing geopolitical conflict, positioning aggressors as responsible for the resulting consequences. This could influence regional tensions and may affect risk sentiment in broader markets, particularly in energy sectors like oil given Iran's key role. Traders should monitor how this rhetoric might escalate or de-escalate market volatility in related assets.

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