IRGC says Iran will treat neighbours as hostile if their territory is used to launch an attack

The IRGC's statement regarding treating neighbors as hostile if their territories are used for attacks raises tensions in the region.

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This could lead to increased volatility in energy markets, especially if there's a perception of rising conflict affecting oil supply routes. Traders should be aware of potential price spikes in commodities like WTI as sentiment shifts in response to geopolitical risks.

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