Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, and Oman reported no "hostile" airstrikes on Thursday, marking the first prolonged halt in such attacks by Iran since the war began on February 28, Iran International reports

The reported cessation of "hostile" airstrikes by Iran marks a notable de-escalation in tensions since the conflict intensified on February 28.

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This extended halt could stabilize regional dynamics, potentially impacting oil prices and markets sensitive to geopolitical risks, suggesting a cautious optimism for commodity traders regarding energy supplies and price stability.

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