Iran's Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf says that no one has the right to issue ultimatums to Iran or Iranians. Adds that the vicious cycle of 'war-ceasefire-war' must end.

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Ghalibaf's comments signal Iran's firm stance against external pressures, which could heighten tensions in the region. This rhetoric may influence energy markets, particularly WTI, as escalations typically result in supply concerns. Traders should monitor how this impacts sentiment in commodity markets and any subsequent price movements.

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