Iran's Top Military Commander says we have revised its defence doctrine to an offensive one, via journalist Abas Aslani

Iran's shift towards an offensive defense doctrine suggests a potential escalation in regional tensions, which could impact oil supply and prices.

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Iran's Top Military Commander says we have revised its defence doctrine to an offensive one, via journalist Abas Aslani

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Markets might react by pricing in higher risk premiums for energy assets, particularly WTI, given the ongoing geopolitical dynamics.

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