Saudi Foreign Minister says Iran must review 'misjudgements', and attacks will bring no gains, demands Iran stop proxy support and protect maritime navigation immediately, adds Iran has dealt with neighbours not in a brotherhood but with a hostile view

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  • Saudi Arabia reserves the right to take military action against Iran.

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The comments from the Saudi Foreign Minister signal a heightening of tensions with Iran, emphasizing a potential for military action. This could lead to increased volatility in oil markets, particularly impacting WTI prices, as military conflicts often strain supply routes and elevate risk premia in energy commodities. Traders should monitor for any immediate market reactions, particularly in oil and safe-haven assets, as these geopolitical tensions unfold.

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