Israel conveyed a message to Washington that the security and military leadership wants to resume attacks on Iran, Al Jazeera reports citing Israeli Broadcasting sources; Israel believes that negotiations with Iran are a waste of time

Israel's push to resume military actions against Iran signals an escalation in regional tensions, potentially impacting oil prices and risk sentiment in financial markets.

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Israel conveyed a message to Washington that the security and military leadership wants to resume attacks on Iran, Al Jazeera reports citing Israeli Broadcasting sources; Israel believes that negotiations with Iran are a waste of time

Iran President Pezeshkian says they are ready to resolve disputes with Islamic countries in the region and Iran considers the government and nation of Iraq to be more than just a neighbour, it is its brother, Tasnim reports

Iran President Pezeshkian says America's demand from Iran is impossible and unattainable, Fars reports

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  • Israel seeks to exploit the current escalation in the Gulf in order to resume attacks in Iran.
  • Military officials from Israel and the United States drew up a new target bank in April (echoes earlier CNN report)
  • Most of the new targets identified in Iran are crude oil facilities (also echoes CNN).
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With the focus on Iran's crude oil facilities, we could see increased volatility in energy markets, especially given the global dependence on oil supply stability. Traders should monitor movements in WTI and Brent Crude as well as currencies sensitive to geopolitical risks, such as the USD, JPY, and GBP.

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