Senior Hezbollah Official says if the enemy wants an open war then let it be an open war

The comments from the senior Hezbollah official indicate a potential escalation in tensions, suggesting a willingness to engage in open conflict if provoked.

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This rhetoric can heighten geopolitical risks, particularly affecting oil prices and safe-haven assets like gold, as markets react to the prospect of increased instability in the Middle East. Monitor how this impacts broader regional dynamics and investment sentiment.

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