Iran's military warns the US against continuing the naval blockade, stating that a continued blockade would break the ceasefire and warns IRGC "will not allow any export and import to continue in the Persian Gulf, Oman Sea and Red Sea", local TV reports

Iran's military warning signals a potential escalation in tensions with the US regarding the naval blockade.

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"If the aggressor and terrorist America wants to continue its illegal action in the maritime blockade in the region and create insecurity for Iranian commercial ships and oil tankers, this action of America will be a prelude to the violation of the ceasefire and the powerful Iranian armed forces will not allow any export and import to continue in the Persian Gulf, Oman Sea and Red Sea."

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This could disrupt shipping routes in critical maritime areas, impacting oil supply and prices, particularly if the Gulf remains a focal point for military posturing. Traders should be cautious, as any real threat to shipping could tighten oil markets significantly, affecting WTI and broader commodities.

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