Retired Admiral William McRaven told Fox News of Iran's threats to attack the energy infrastructure of its Gulf neighbours if the US targets Iran's own energy infrastructure, Fox news reports

Retired Admiral McRaven's warning highlights rising tensions between the U.S.

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  • Retired Admiral William McRaven joined Fox News on Wednesday and warned of Iran's threats to attack the energy infrastructure of its Gulf neighbors if the U.S. targets Iran's own energy infrastructure.
  • Iranian officials issued the threat as talks failed to kick off in Pakistan on Tuesday. McRaven warned against the US escalating its military strikes, advocating instead for a temporary lifting of sanctions to encourage negotiations.
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and Iran, particularly regarding the potential for retaliatory strikes on energy infrastructure in the Gulf. This could elevate risks in energy markets, likely impacting oil prices and sending traders to safer assets like gold or the USD. Watch for market movements especially in WTI and related currencies, as geopolitical stress often fuels volatility.

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