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Saudi warplanes reportedly struck Iran-backed militia sites in Iraq during the war, via reports

The reported strikes by Saudi warplanes against Iran-backed militias in Iraq signify a potential escalation in regional tensions.

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Saudi warplanes reportedly struck Iran-backed militia sites in Iraq during the war, via reports

Iran Foreign Minister says "In clear attempt to sow discord, Kuwait has unlawfully attacked an Iranian boat and detained 4 of our citizens in the Persian Gulf. This illegal act took place near island used by the U.S. to attack Iran."

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This could lead to increased volatility in oil prices and safe-haven assets like gold, as investors seek to hedge against geopolitical risks. The implications for USD and other currencies could also be significant, particularly if these developments disrupt market stability.

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