Iranian spokesman for its top military command says armed forces will fight "until complete victory", AP reports

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This statement from the Iranian military command indicates a firm commitment to military engagement, suggesting a possible escalation in regional tensions. It's crucial to monitor how this rhetoric affects international relations and any potential impacts on oil prices and safe-haven assets like gold. The phrasing of "complete victory" may signal a more aggressive posture, which could lead to increased volatility in the markets.

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