Russia allegedly provided Iran with key Israeli energy target list, aiding precise strike planning that could cause major blackouts, Jerusalem Post reports

This report of Russia supplying Iran with a list of energy targets in Israel raises serious concerns about potential escalations in conflict, which could impact energy supplies and lead to significant disruptions.

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Russia allegedly provided Iran with key Israeli energy target list, aiding precise strike planning that could cause major blackouts, Jerusalem Post reports

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A targeted strike could not only create immediate geopolitical tensions but also drive up commodity prices, particularly oil and gold, as investors seek safe-haven assets amidst fears of instability. Market participants will want to monitor any changes in risk sentiment and potential responses from the U.S. and its allies.

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