Iran's army says "Tonight we will start a new chapter, a chapter that the enemies have never seen before", N12 reports

Iran's army's declaration of initiating a "new chapter" suggests potential escalation in regional tensions, which could raise concerns about oil supply stability in the Middle East.

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Iran's army says "Tonight we will start a new chapter, a chapter that the enemies have never seen before", N12 reports

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Given current geopolitical dynamics, market participants might brace for possible disruptions in crude oil prices, particularly affecting WTI futures as they react to these developments.

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