Iran's Foreign Ministry says if the EU remains silent on the Middle East conflict then they will pay sooner or later

Iran's Foreign Ministry's warning underscores rising tensions in the Middle East, particularly directed at the EU's perceived inaction.

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This statement could heighten geopolitical risk, potentially influencing energy markets like WTI, given past correlations between Middle Eastern tensions and oil prices. Traders should watch for market reactions that could signal a shift in sentiment or risk premium in energy commodities.

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