Iran's atomic energy agency says US-Israeli attacks against facilities under IAEA supervision are a 'war crime'

Iran's strong condemnation of US-Israeli attacks on its atomic facilities could escalate regional tensions, raising concerns about oil supply disruptions.

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This rhetoric may influence energy prices, particularly WTI, as markets react to increased risk perceptions in the Middle East. Traders should monitor developments closely, as the situation could affect not only commodities but also broader risk sentiment across markets.

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