Russia and Iran reportedly held a naval exercise in the Gulf of Oman, according to Interfax

The reported naval exercise between Russia and Iran in the Gulf of Oman signals a potential escalation in regional tensions, reflecting a strengthening military partnership.

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Such developments could heighten concerns over energy supplies, particularly impacting oil markets, with WTI prices possibly reacting to increased geopolitical risk, making this a critical point for traders to monitor during both EU and US sessions.

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