Iran's acting Defence Minister told the Turkish counterpart that Tehran will continue to punish aggressors, create deterrence and ensure war will not repeat itself, via IRNA

Iran's assertion of a strong deterrence policy signals potential escalations in regional tensions, particularly affecting energy markets.

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This may also heighten risk for commodities like oil, as geopolitical instability often leads to volatility in prices. Traders should watch for shifts in sentiment regarding energy supply risk, especially if tensions escalate further with Turkey or other regional players.

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